Shoresearch walkover surveys
This table shows which weekends we intend to conduct Citizen Science Shoresearch walkover surveys. The precise beach and meeting details etc will be announced on our Facebook Site nearer the time. We usually meet 1.5 to 2 hrs before LW and end about 1 hr after LW. See below and on other pages on this website for further information about what to bring and expect on a survey.
| Date | Time LW* | Ht/m | Location | |
| Saturday 13th Jan | 1342 | 0.68 | Goodrington Beach | TS |
| Sunday 11th Feb | 1412 | 0.21 | Bundle Head, Shaldon | TS |
| Sunday 10th Mar | 1226 | 0.26 | Livermead Beach | TS |
| Sunday 7th April | 1210 | 0.51 | Coryton Rocks, Dawlish | TS |
| Saturday 11th May | 1515 | 0.88 | Bovisand, Plymouth | |
| Sunday 9th June | 1510 | 1.0 | ||
| Sunday 7th July | 1413 | 1.04 | ||
| Saturday 24th Aug | 1615 | 0.68 | ||
| Saturday 21th Sept | 1519 | 0.41 | ||
| Saturday 19th Oct | 1420 | 0.38 | ||
| Saturday 16th Nov | 1211 | 0.62 | ||
| Sunday 15th Dec | 1154 | 0.94 |
* Times at Teignmouth and are adjusted for Daylight Saving where appropriate
Our Shoresearch Walkover surveys are conducted under the auspices of the Devon Wildlife Trust who administer all data submitted to them by our leaders. On arrival at the meeting point you will be asked to sign in and agree to our disclaimer which essentially absolves us of any responsibility for any (unlikely) accident you may have. If you’re a paid up member of our Association the surveys are free; if you’re not then we do ask for a small donation, say £3, which is in support of our aims. Wear appropriate clothing and bring something to eat and drink if you want. It’s best to wear wellies if you don’t want to get wet feet. Bring a camera or smart phone to record any interesting animals or algae that you see. Your photos will be added to the record that we submit to the DWT.
