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Car Parking for 300 vehicles.
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Restroom facilities
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Bench seating at various locations donated by FoPB fund raisers and Cornwall Council
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Would you like to see more water refill stations or a bodyboard return scheme in your local area? Do you think disturbance is a big problem for our marine life? The Your Shore project want to hear your views on how we can best protect Cornwall's marine environment. Your thoughts will help form a new plan of action, the Cornwall Charter of the Sea, that will be taken forward by our marine team and the dedicated local marine groups and volunteers that make up the Your Shore Network.
Ten minutes of your time can help us turn the tide for our precious seas!
G7 Legacy Project for Nature Recovery
We are running some Water User Survey training in January to get a better idea of what our coastal waters are being used for and as we are hoping to get a good picture across the whole of the bay, we are hoping Friends of Par Beach would like to get involved. The survey will follow the same format at our Seaquest surveys and will be easy for people to carry out. The training is an hour, online event on Wednesday the 18th of January, people can book on here: Water User Survey Training Tickets, Wed 18 Jan 2023 at 19:00 | Eventbrite .
Amy Gosney
Community Engagement Officer
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WORK PARTY
Sunday 22nd January
10.30 - 12.30
WILDFLOWER MEADOW
Meet at the Meadow through the gate near the Statue at the end of the Access Road.
We shall be digging up brambles and flag iris that have established themselves as well as raking up any loose material from the smaller adjacent field.
Spades, forks, mattocks and rakes will be provided, but do bring your own if you wish.
Please wear sensible footwear.
Bring your own 'bramble proof' gloves.
Refreshments will be provided.