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Home / Our story / Projects / Championing Coastal Coordination

Championing Coastal Coordination

Championing Coastal Coordination

Using funding from the Environment Agency’s Championing Coastal Coordination (3Cs) fund, the Berwickshire and Northumberland Marine Nature Partnership and the Durham Heritage Coast Partnership ran a joint project in early 2022 to look a regional response to predicted climate change impacts on our coast.

The Project comprised workshops, evidence gathering, data analysis and a final event. These activities were led for us by The Blooming Platypus, involved 68 stakeholders from 41 organisations, and led to the production of a final Action Plan.

Final project report (PDF)

Project Action Plan (PDF)

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