Join us at Hest Bank to explore how our beautiful Bay has changed through time. Our special pop-up display of old maps and photos will shine a light on the wandering channels and shifting saltmarsh of Morecambe Bay. We'll show the daring schemes people have imagined to tame the tide and reclaim farmland from the sea and the impact this has had on the coastline today. Discover the secrets of the saltmarsh, its importance for wildlife & flood prevention, and a new coastal management project called Our Future Coast which seeks to restore it. We would also love to hear your stories of the coast. If you have memories or photographs of floods, changes in the channels, or how the saltmarsh used to look please do bring them along. This is a drop in event. Come see us any time between 11 and 4.

Join us, Morecambe Bay Partnership and Carringtons Coffee, for family-friendly beach cleans at Hest Bank Shore (look out for our flags and gazebo from 10am-2pm (Start times 10am, 11am, 12pm, 1pm - no need to book) Wear sturdy shoes and don't forget to bring your own flask as coffee or tea will be available nearby from Carringtons. If you've been doing '100k in May for Morecambe Bay', get your final steps in and finish your challenge in style helping clean up the Bay. How to get here: Walk/Run/Cycle A chance to get your final kilometers ticked off as part of the 100K in May for Morecambe Bay campaign. See: www.morecambebay.org.uk/what-we-do/stories/100km-in-may-for-the-bay By Bus From Morecambe, the 5 bus (to Carnforth) is nearest bus stop, with a 2 minute walk from 'The Railway Station' bus stop. From Lancaster, the 555 bus (to Kendal) stops at Manor Lane and it's a 17minute walk to the meeting point. By Car Google pin here - https://maps.app.goo.gl/p2NwchTFoR