Touching the Tide - Bowland Award Nominee - Landscapes for Life Conference 2015
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Landscapes for Life - Conference 2015 Sharing, Learning, Inspiring Tuesday 30th June - Thursday 2nd July 2015 - Winchester, Hampshire
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Touching the Tide - Bowland Award Nominee - Landscapes for Life Conference 2015
- 1. e Exploring our changing coast
- 2. Natural and cultural change inextricably linked – there are tough choices ahead
- 3. NGO Partners PAST PRESENT FUTURE Statutory Partners Community Partners Local Authority Partners LPS
- 4. Stage 2 is £900k over 3 years £806k (90%) from HLF Only £53k local cash Started May 2013
- 5. Let’s talk about the past
- 6. Landscape History is still unfinished
- 8. The circle closes at Barber’s point
- 9. Surveying Martello Towers; 3D virtual fly through on a website near you in 2015!
- 10. Underwater Dunwich! Diving in the lost city of Dunwich using sonar cameras. These can “see” through the murk and find the remains of the old churches on the seabed.
- 11. Underwater Dunwich Underwater Dunwich! 100 0 100 200 300 40050 Meters ° 1°39'0"E 1°39'0"E 1°38'30"E 1°38'30"E 1°38'0"E 1°38'0"E 1°37'30"E 1°37'30"E 52°17'0"N 52°17'0"N 52°16'30"N 52°16'30"N 52°16'0"N 52°16'0"N 100 0 100 200 300 40050 Meters ° 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
- 12. Orford Ness Lighthouse Project – marking the decommissioning of a landmark light
- 13. wor Beachwatch – addressing beach litter with MCS in a national pilot for schools
- 14. Felixstowe – 1884 and 2012
- 15. Juliet Lockhart – East Lane Foundling
- 17. Events
- 18. Touching the Tide Film!
- 20. It comes down to sense of place – and that’s what Landscapes are all about…
Editor's Notes
- Helping to celebrate and conserve the Heritage of the Suffolk coast and increase understanding of coastal change
- So what do you think? Different people (original residents, owners of the new homes, beach visitors, archaeologists) will all have a different viewpoint. TtT aims to help people to have an understanding of this complexity. “it’s not that simple” “be careful what you wish for” Suffolk is a leader in UK for community led coastal planning. If you ask 6 impossible things before breakfast no-one will listen to you, if you know its complicated but have a point of view you really can influence outcome Beyond that – “mood music” giving politicians “permission” to take hard choices
- TtT brings together a wide range of partners and interest groups. They don’t have to agree about everything – in fact they can have polar opposite views The LPS is the safe place to work together on the things they DO agree about PB has worked together really well – some v good individuals Project selection really helped them gel as a group LPS can help opposing interest groups to move from conflict to better understanding and dialogue to sustainable solutions
- Extending people’s time frame – even 1953 floods have receded from memory, hence eg reaction to Dec Storm surge was much more about where agricultural land was flooded rather than the 300 people who didn’t die and the 3000 houses not flooded this time thanks to coast defences.
- The coast is a point in time not a line on the map Shingle St vs Orford Ness – it’s a dynamic coast, not an eroding one Could have lots of lectures on cost benefit analysis and geomorphology but no-one would come So instead… we can do fun things like…
- Unpack the story; 5 schools, about 150 kids ~140 people at Open Day 6 pages EADT, TV, BBC website, BBC Radio (and more since) Training for 30 odd-vols from ADLHS
- Example of massive coastal change underwater
- Big issue around lighthouse 600 people at Seafaring Day All organised by locals Writing comp in Suffolk magazine and on BBC radio More to come Successful in an atmosphere where the local politics are increasingly poisonous Boat trips with kids We can do this because of the flexibility of LPS – we were able to find a few £00 immediately and with no fuss An example of where the quiet word of mouth acknowledgement is the right approach – we haven’t put this to the papers. Creates an opening for individuals to challenge the anti NT narrative without having to overtly take sides
- 7000 odd people engaged with ftf Go to where the people are – carnivals etc Bring them to us – June 8th Take advantage of large events organised by other eg AFD fringe Rock! FILM
- 10000 people directly engaged with – been on a workshop, attended one of our schools projects, etc 160 vols (over 2000 vol hours) 8 TV incl Countryfile More than 15 radio 90+ articles in EADT and other papers Key people – MPs, CE and key councillors from SCC and DCs People from business esp in Tourism; the DMO
- Thanks Qns?