Now before all you twitchers book your flights and pack your cars - read on. This is a very special bird, but not one that is going to disappear before you get here! Back in the mists of time, last year when I joined this project, I had a daft notion...

As friends will certify, I'm not often speechless, but we were all gobsmacked to see 70 colourful kayaks heading for the causeway on Sunday - it wasn't that we weren't expecting them, but there was more than twice as many as initially predicted...

Over a decade after the first videoblog hit the internet, the Wild Coast Project has just begun what we hope will be a series of films to record history in the making. Over the coming months, and years, we'll be recording the various stages of development...

Blogger: Oliver Creamer Joining up with 2020 Vision means that over the recent months I have formed an intimate relationship with the landscape and wildlife of Wallasea Island. One thing about Wallasea is how dull it may appear one day, then the next...

Anyone near the east end of the seawall a few days ago may have heard some unladylike language. Well,you see, I come from Ireland where, legend has it, St Patrick kindly drove out the snakes some time ago. And yes, you guessed it, I had just nearly stepped...