MCS Adopt-A-Beach and Beachwatch
MCS Adopt-a-Beach and MCS Beachwatch are coastal environmental initiatives
organised by the Marine
Conservation Society (MCS), involving local individuals, groups and
communities in caring for their coastal environment.
The annual MCS Beachwatch event takes place on the 3rd weekend of
September every year and the data collected is used for the annual MCS Beachwatch report.
This years MCS Beachwatch event has now past but don't worry you can still get involved with
the MCS Adopt-a-Beach project.
MCS Adopt-a-Beach extends the monitoring to 4 times a year. Click on the map on the right
to see beaches adopted in your area
Beachwatch
Silver
Jubilee Marine
Bill News
MCS
Beachwatch Report 2007 Results Available Now!!
10th April 2008 - MCS publishes the Beachwatch Report during the Spring,
following each Beachwatch event in September.
more info....
MCS Silver Jubilee
MCS is 25 this year! Help us celebrate our Silver Jubilee with 'The
Sea & Me'. Click
here to share your memories of the sea, and tell us how the coast
has changed during your life.
Marine
Bill - Take Action Now!
Poisoned, over fished, choked
with litter. In 2005, the Government promised a new law to care for
our seas and beaches. We're still waiting. Please help!
Email Gordon Brown,
Watch this great video , VOTE your support.
Link to News and Activities
more info...
MCS GOOD BEACH GUIDE 2008: RECORD DROP IN BRITAIN’S TOP BEACHES
more info...
New Strandline
Summer 08 Strandline now online
more info...
Southwold beach clean: Suffolk
Over 80 volunteers took part in a beach clean and survey at Southwold beach in Suffolk on 10th May 2008. Click here to see what we found...
more info...
New Project Sponsor
MCS is delighted to announce SeaFrance’s sponsorship of our work towards clean seas and beaches!
more info...
Help the London bill to ban plastic bags
Help londoners ban the bag. Mail your MP to support the bill to ban plastic bags
more info...
Plastic Bag Free Campaign
MCS is delighted to see the Daily Mail's new 'Banish the Bags' campaign, an effort to rid the UK of plastic bag litter - see today's edition for yet more details. Read more about plastic litter.
more info...