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Presentation of Our Coasts: Working with Nature

A collaboration between scientists at The Coastal Restoration Trust and Janet Andrews and Simon Hoyle from Southlight Studios has produced a series of videos on coastal processes

Hosted by the Historical Society of Eastbourne, Janet & Simon presented some of the CRT videos to over 50 people. Living on the shores of Wellington harbour, locals were keen to learn about coastal processes and find out more about the Coastal Restoration Trust.

Posted: 19 November 2024 in the News category

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