What better way than to spend Earth Day, out and about, recording ‘Earth Sounds’? And not just any old earth sounds either! More specifically, the Holding Back the Tide team were recording sounds of the coast as preparatory work as part of drama and music activities for schools taking part in Holding Back the Tide.
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- Coastal heritage celebrated in Fleetwood lights launch – Wyre Council - Wyre Council
- East coast wetlands added to UK's list of potential World Heritage sites - RSPB
- Coastal castles in England at risk, English Heritage warns - Medievalists.net
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- Historic UK castle at risk from climate change: heritage body - Phys.org
- Project puts Paignton at the heart of British history - Torbay Weekly
- Climate change risk to coastal castles - English Heritage - BBC.com
- Last Northumberland stretch of the England Coast Path opens - GOV.UK
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- Get in the sea – should we allow coastal heritage sites to fall to ruin? - The Guardian
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