There is a wide range of CoCoast activities that you can take part in. These investigations allow us to research things like breeding cycles of key species and wader bird use of coastal and intertidal environments. These activities are open to both trained and non-trained volunteers of all ages.
When you are next by the coast complete a quick survey to help us understand how people use the...
Barnacles are common on many shores, but we know very little about individuals among the masses...
Would you like to look for “beach babies” on your local rocky shore? Some species start to...
Rocky shores aren't just about the small animals. Many species of wading bird are in decline,...
Limpets are grazers that live on algae, and an important part of the rocky shore ecosystem. The...
Why not take the skills you have gained from CoCoast to other citizen science projects? Many of the CoCoast partners run other citizen science or volunteering projects you might be interested in – click on the links below for more information!
Beachwatch (MCS)
Big Seaweed Search (MCS)
Wildlife Sightings Programme (MCS)
SeaSearch (MCS)
Sea Champions (MCS)
