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"Discover more about marine and coastal conservation sites and why we must protect them for the future".

"Discover more about who manages the European marine site and how they do it".

"The tool for guiding appropriate management of the European marine site"
"Location of the European marine site and its interest features"
"A visual tour around the European marine site, with zoom-able panoramas".
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Welcome to the Berwickshire & North Northumberland Coast European marine site.
The site encompasses 115km of some of the most stunning coastline in the UK. The site stretches from Alnmouth in North East England to Fast Castle Head in south east Scotland, including the Farne Islands, covering nearly 650 square kilometres of shore and sea.

The Berwickshire and North Northumberland coast supports a great diversity of habitats, plants and animals. On the shore we can see grey seals, internationally important species of migratory birds and a vast array of smaller animals such as anemones, sponges and crabs in amongst the rocks and tide pools. Below the sea surface, kelp forests, sea caves, and rocky reefs are found, all supporting a wealth of marine life.

This website will help you to find out more about the marine habitats, plants and animals for which the European marine site has been proposed. There is also information about how the site is managed, and the people and organisations involved.

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Contact: Northumberland County Council
Tel: 01670 533780 Fax: 01670 533086 Email: alannin@northumberland.gov.uk
 

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