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Plans are being drawn up to save 3,000 Isle of Wight homes from potential coastal erosion but it will mean the closure of two sections of a popular seafront walkway this winter.
Plans are being drawn up to save 3,000 Isle of Wight homes from potential coastal erosion but it will mean the closure of two sections of a popular…
This is real adrenalinejunkie stuff, and it is notjust aboutjumping off the cliffs and getting in the water, it�*s so much information, so much nature and wildlife, and sam is so good at breaking it down, so you experience the mixing of the crazy sport element and just learning, honestly i could do this all day. next up, iam heading 90 miles inland, to the dyfi valley. situated on the southern edge of snowdonia national park, it�*s home to one of the steepest cliff funiculars in the world. i can hear it filling up with water, here we go! we are on the move. what is unusual about this is th...
Part of the problem is other water users who are not used to the area don�*t know the area, don�*t know the wildlife. and it is not knowing about it, so not knowing that they may be disturbing it. the code encourages visitors to plan ahead, reduce speed and keep their distance from wildlife. people will only save what they are passionate about. and to make them passionate about it, you have to take them out and show it to them. so it�*s about striking a real balance between showing them what an amazing wildlife we have on our doorstep, but also not impacting it, not having a detrimental ...
My guide ffion has worked on the waters around ramsey island for over 20 years. this is the largest gull in the world. it�*s the great black—backed gull. i�*ve seen one eat a rabbit, whole, live, down in one. they have also been known to take little terriers, so definitely not one to be messed with. seagulls are pretty intimidating though, aren�*t they, so... at nearly 400 feet in places, the western cliffs on the island are some of the highest in wales, making it one of the best places for birdwatching in the uk. 25 years ago, an oil tanker spilt 72,000 tons of oil into these waters, ...