Have you seen the white snow-like mass of sea foam blowing about on Cleveleys seafront?
Category: Coast Watchers
Welcome to Coast Watchers. We’re bringing together lots of information to help us all to better understand our section of shoreline.
You’ll be able to add your real-life observations and photos. They’ll join data from tide gauges, buoys, radar, weather stations, and others. Together they’ll build up the bigger picture about our beaches.
Coast Watchers is a new project. It’s a partnership between us here at The Rabbit Patch and the engineering team at Wyre Council. Lancaster University are also helping.
For now, it includes the Wyre coastline from Cleveleys to Knott End. Find out more about Coast Watchers here.
Interesting things from the Cleveleys coastline –
Rossall Beach Residents and Community Group
Rossall Beach Residents and Community Group look after the shingle beach at Cleveleys.
Riverdance Shipwreck
On 31st January 2008 a container ferry ran aground on the beach at Anchorsholme near Cleveleys.
News from Cleveleys Coast Watchers
News from Cleveleys Coast Watchers – the new project to better understand what’s happening on the shoreline
Petrified Forest on Cleveleys Beach
Have you seen the the remains of a Petrified Forest at low water on Cleveleys Beach?
Cleveleys Seafront
Explore Cleveleys seafront – there’s space for everyone and it’s a perfect place to enjoy family time, all year round.