About this Event
Discover all about life below the waves along our Sussex Coastline. Find out about the small, microscopic organisms that provide half the oxygen we breathe and the Kelp forests that are a nursery ground for marine life but also help to buffer against coastal flooding. In the classroom we will use VR headsets to explore this secret underwater world and look more closely at the marine life we have found using microscopes. We will finish by identifying ways we can help our Sussex Coastline.
Meeting point: Rye Harbour Discovery Centre, Rye Harbour Road, Rye Harbour, Rye TN31 7FW. Meet at the bottom of the slope outside the Discovery Centre.
What to bring: Bring wellies to wear when exploring the Saltmarsh, dress appropriately for the weather we will be spend part or all of the session outside weather dependent.
Booking essential: We’ll send further joining instructions after booking and ask if anyone has additional needs. Scroll down for tickets.
Read our booking and cencellation terms and conditions here https://sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk/help-advice/policies/course-and-event-bookings-terms-and-conditions/
Parking: There is free parking about a 10 minute walk from the discovery centre.
Facilities: There is a shop, cafe and toilets within the Discovery Centre.
Public transport: How to find us | Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. The 313 Stagecoach bus travels from Northiam to Rye train station and on to Rye Harbour village.
Accessibility: The Discovery centre has wheel chair accessibility, the Salt Marsh is a short walk from the centre which has uneven terrain.
Event venue & nearby stays
Rye Harbour Discovery Centre, Harbour Road, Rye Harbour, United Kingdom