Posts by Emma Brisdion
Local Architects pitch in to support wildlife conservation at South Walney Nature Reserve, Cumbria
Kendal-based O’Neil Architects joined our Dynamic Dunescapes Cumbria Wildlife Trust team for a Wild Work Day at South Walney.
Read MoreDiggers in the Dunes! Military training exercise will help sand dune restoration and boost biodiversity at Penhale Dunes, Cornwall
Working with Cornwall Wildlife Trust, this week The British Army will remove patches of scrub from overgrown areas of sand dunes on MOD land as part of a training exercise using JCB diggers, to give sand dune wildlife a much-needed boost.
Read MoreDune Battle – tackling biodiversity in the dunes through gameplay
When Biology Teacher Jon Hale tweeted at Dynamic Dunescapes, he had a vision for how useful co-creating a game could be for students studying sand dunes and succession.
Read MoreRecording in the Rain
Join sound artist Mac and Dunescapes Engagement Officer Andy for a blog post and an audio walk through the dunes at Perranporth in Cornwall.
Read MoreRekindling a Connection With Nature; Charlie’s Student Placement Experience
The placement rekindled my love for the environment, after the pandemic and online learning made me feel disconnected to something that I used to be really passion about.
Read MoreArts Alive; A Creative Update From Cumbria
In Cumbria, we work closely with artist Irene Rogan to deliver engaging events connecting communities and school groups with nature and our coastal dunes. Here’s what Irene has been up to this summer.
Read MoreBreeding Bird Population Changes (2020-2021) at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe NNR
Natural England volunteer and regular Dynamic Dunescapes bird blogger from Lincolnshire Cliff Morrison explores the changes seen in the breeding bird populations at his local Saltfleetby NNR.
Read MoreSaltmarsh creation and growing foredunes: Four decades of change at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe NNR
For nearly 40 years Cliff Morrison has been walking the NNR and has watched how this dynamic dune landscape has changed over time – with some new habitats created and others lost.
Read MoreBeth and the Bees: on Placement in Devon
Before Beth set off to start her PhD, she spent a month surveying bees on the dunes with our North Devon National Trust team, working with Bumblebee Conservation Trust.
Read MoreA Summer of Public Engagement, by Amy
Meet Amy, one of the placement students who built up their public engagement skills and experience whilst on placement with Dynamic Dunescapes at Studland Bay.
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