24th Aug 2009 3-5pm
Did you know that less than 0.001% of our seas is fully protected from damaging activities such as fishing & gravel-dredging? The Government is working on a Marine Bill to bring in new laws to protect marine habitats & wildlife.
We’re taking to the seas dressed as creatures from the deep to raise awareness of marine conservation. Did you ever think that all these creatures could be swimming around you as you dangle your toes in the Norfolk surf? We're leaping to the seaside to stand up for the protection of the UK's marine life. By raising awareness of these mysterious creatures of the deep, we're bringing the marine ecosystem into public view. Although it lies beneath the waves, the fragile marine environment needs our protection too.
As well as having a good time dressed as our favourite aquatic critters, we’re doing good by making a donation to the Norfolk Wildlife trust, who support marine conservation.
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Mundesley Beach, Norfolk, Mundesley, Norfolk, GB
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