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Welcome to the Kent Coastal Network web site

The Network was established by Kent County Council to improve communication between Kent’s coastal stakeholders and raise awareness of the many activities taking place around the coast.

From this website you can find details of the Network members, learn about their activities and view news and events from across the Network, Kent and the UK. You can also download the Network’s quarterly bulletin. The Network page also provides a useful directory of who's who along the coast of Kent.

For more information on the Network and details on how to become a member see the Network registration page.

24.04.08
Spring 2008 issue of Fishing Focus published
This is a joint publication from Defra and the Marine and Fisheries Agency (MFA) and aims to improve communications with stakeholders. The main feature of this issue is the draft Marine Bill.

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14.04.08
Study warns of wildlife 'losers'
Wildlife will increasingly be divided into winners and losers as the impact of climate change is felt along the UK coast, the National Trust has warned. The habitats of numerous plants and animals will be damaged by rising sea levels, coastal erosion and flooding. But warmer temperatures will be good news for some.

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10.04.08
UK beaches 'blighted by plastic'
Britain's beaches are being blighted by more plastic rubbish than ever before, a new survey has found. The Marine Conservation Society's Beachwatch survey used 4,000 volunteers to look for rubbish on more than 350 beaches across the UK last September. The results show more than 300,000 items of litter were collected.

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