Dropping anchors can damage seagrass meadows that are an essential breeding ground for the spiny seahorse A conservation project has received more than £180,000 in funding to protect the delicate ...

Dorset's seahorses are starring in a film about Studland Bay in a bid to see the bay named as a Marine Protected Area (MPA), says Dorset Wildlife Trust. The film, Studland's Seahorses, shows the ...

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Eco-moorings to stop boats dropping their anchors, causing damage to seagrass beds in a Dorset bay, will more than double to almost 100. The moorings in Studland Bay use a screw driven into the seabed ...

13:36, Mon, Sep 4, 2023 Updated: 15:04, Mon, Sep 4, 2023 The UK could be in for an Indian Summer so there’s still time to make it to the beach for any Britons who missed out in August. Article ...

The Dorset Wildlife Trust in the United Kingdom announced that seahorses have once again been sighted off the coast of Dorset, suggesting that they are indeed alive and breeding contrary to what was ...

SWIMMERS who miss out on the British Heart Foundation’s annual Pier-to-Pier swim at Bournemouth in June – or who want something a bit more competitive – could head for Studland Bay instead. East ...

Residents are being invited to join a series of talks that promises to entertain, inform and inspire telling stories about ...

Finding a tranquil, hidden beach in the UK that hasn't been overrun by tourists can be a challenge, particularly if you're seeking golden sands, crystal clear waters, and breathtaking coastal views.

On Dorset’s edge, where chalk cliffs meet restless tides, a farewell on camera is quietly setting big plans in motion. A film moment recorded at Shell Bay and Old Harry Rocks has become the spark for ...