The Seaford to Eastbourne Nature Recovery Project has launched, aiming to create wildlife-rich habitats, improve climate security, and offer opportunities for the local communities.
The project covers around 12,000 ha of the landscape and seascape of the the Sussex Heritage Coast and hinterland. The project was originally inspired by studies of the chalk aquifers in the area, that demonstrated the importance of healthy chalk grass and chalk heath habitats to maximise deep soil moisture and water infiltration.