…and don’t miss a visit to Seaton Jurassic, the coast’s newest visitor attraction! If you are heading to the Jurassic Coast this Easter, congratulations on choosing to visit England’s only natural World Heritage Site! This fabulous place is well known for its stunning scenery, beautiful beaches and fantastic fossils. The weather may not do exactly…
People in Dorset and East Devon have the chance to have their say on how the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site is looked after in the future. The management of the WHS is currently overseen and funded by a partnership including Dorset County Council, Devon County Council and the charity, the Jurassic Coast Trust. Its…
The chair of the Jurassica board of trustees, Tracey Brown, has announced the unanimous decision to press forward with the Jurassica project, following the sudden death of its visionary founder, Michael Hanlon, four weeks ago. Jurassica is an ambitious project to bring to life a past that has vanished. The lost world – the environment,…
The Jurassic Coast Trust recently hosted two “Dinosaur Sleepovers” at Dorset County Museum in Dorchester. They were incredibly popular, attracting over 200 people across two Saturday nights. The programme for each event was packed, featuring a series of brilliant Jurassic Coast activities. In “Top Trumps: Land v. Sea” children picked either Team Pliosaur or Team…