What do we want and need to know about our Exe estuary and coast (past, present, future)?
How can we CELEBRATE and LEARN more together about our unique location?
How can we be active in responding in our communities and as individuals to ongoing changes to our environment and climate?
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The Exe Estuary Box
Welcome to the Exe Estuary Box! What is it?The Exe estuary box is a place to share thoughts, experiences, ideas and questions on the...
Exe Box in process…
We are in the final stages of putting together the Exe Box, a box of activities that can be delivered to your door! It will contain...
Exmouth’s Estuary: by local Photographer Danielle Gibson
In January of this year, I had the opportunity to complete my first ever completely self-directed body of work for my University...
The Sea Around Us, Rachel Carson – Summer Reading Project
About these Events People around the Exe Estuary have been taking part in our summer read of Rachel Carson's remarkable book The Sea...
What we want to know about…Changing Sea Temperatures
This image shows the bathymetry (undersea topography) of the North West European Shelf Seas (NWS), the seas around the UK (including...
The Sea Around Us Rachel Carson
Love a good read? Love the sea? Tidelines invites you to take part in an Exe estuary-wide summer read of Rachel Carson’s book The Sea...
CITiZAN Tidelines seminar/presentation
We were invited to present Tidelines as part of the CITiZAN webinar programme. CITiZAN is the Coastal and Intertidal Zone...
My encounters with flora at the tide’s reach. Part 1.
We invited Heath Nickels a wildlife and wildflower enthusiast to write a blog about flora at the tide's reach after a walk we made...
My encounters with flora at the tide’s reach. Part 2.
Exton to the Mouth of the Clyst We parked bikes at Exton Station, and walked back under the railway line which is passable at most...
The Map Room
This is a a gallery of maps submitted as part of the Mapping the Exe invitation. Please draw your own and upload them to me and I...
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