'The watchword is vigilance. If the Trust is going to save coastline for future generations to enjoy, it must target resources and act quickly.'
Dr John Whittow, Geomorphologist
Britain's coastline, with its diversity of wildlife and economic importance, is subject to a wide range of uses and pressures.
The popularity of living on the coast, industrial disturbance, environmental changes, the natural forces of wind, waves and tides...Despite protective designations, the coast remains vulnerable to man-made and natural threats.
Use the menu on the left to read more about the threats and issues affecting our coastline including tourism and energy.
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