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Where Has Our Sand Gone?
Where has our sand gone? The short answer is in the above illustration. But it is a bit more complicated! RED is Loss, BLUE is...
Body of Water: water quality creative lab
Body of Water: a water quality workshop day Fish, amphibian, and reptile, warm-blooded bird and mammal-each of us carries in our...
Wider Than The Sea
What if the locals advised the visitors about their estuary? How to enjoy the place from an insiders view? And how to respect...
Pop Up: Starcross and Topsham
Pop Up Exhibition at Starcross and Topsham We had a great two days sharing ideas, thoughts and artworks from the Exe Box and...
Galleries for Exe Box and online activities
Tidelines Community Online GalleriesMaps, thoughts, diary entries and photos submitted as part of the ExeEstuary Box and online....
Lympstone to Exmouth Part 7 of Jon Seal’s 7 part film.
Film 7 of 7: Lympstone to Exmouth https://youtu.be/eosDNNUuc2o Jon's 7th film completes the circle almost to it's starting point....
Illustration students and the estuary
Two groups of Illustration students from Pymouth University have been working with Tidelines on a project exploring how...
High Water: Tides, Climate, Oceans and The Exe estuary
HIGH WATER EVENT: 30 March 2021 Sarah Cameron Sunde Tidelines partnered with Art-earth and Low Carbon Devon to run the High Water...
Big Thanks You to boxers!
Thank you so much to everyone around the estuary who has responded to the Exe estuary box challenge and returned boxes to us! We are...
Birds on the Exe tide line
Matt Knot writes about the birds he sees on the Exe estuary and surrounding area on his website:...
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