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Newsletter

We have two mailing lists.  Please use the form below to tell us a little about yourself and your interests so we can ensure the information we send you is relevant. We promise not to bombard you with emails and we assure you that the information you provide will only be used by us to […]

Volunteering

Volunteer We couldn’t care for the Solway Coast National Landscape without the help of our amazing volunteers. From litter-picks on the dunes and beaches or boardwalk and path repairs, to archaeological digs or wildlife surveys, there is always something going on. Other initiatives have included oral history projects and the mapping of hidden architectural gems, […]

Events

Please Note: NL Officers and those who lead walks and activities on their behalf cannot accept any responsibility for any injuries or losses incurred by any other person whilst taking part in any activities organised by or on behalf of the NL. PLEASE ALSO NOTE THAT WALKS WILL ONLY TAKE PLACE IF THREE OR MORE PEOPLE […]

Meet the team

Naomi Kay – Senior ManagerNaomi joined the Solway Coast Area National Landscape in 2016 after managing the Solway Wetlands Landscape Partnership Scheme for three years. She has overall responsibility for the preparation and implementation of the management and action plans, and leads the staff, working alongside local authorities, other public bodies, local organisations and local […]

Dynamic Dunescapes

Coastal sand dunes are the most threatened habitat in terms of biodiversity loss in Europe. They are suffering from widespread overstabilisation, invasive species, nutrient enrichment, habitat loss and fragmentation. As a result, dunes have become overgrown with vegetation causing dune wildlife populations to suffer. Mawbray Banks is a site of special scientific interest and contains […]

Partnerships

The Solway Coast National Landscape works alongside a wide variety of organisations, community groups, local landowners and volunteers advising on policy and undertaking activity that furthers the interest of the NL. Without these organisations and individuals, the delivery of our management plan could not take place. Partnerships include: The Solway Firth Partnership Cumbria Local Access […]