ADUR BIODIVERSITY EXHIBITION
IN CONJUNCTION WITH WORLD OCEANS DAY


4 June to 15 June 2001

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In June 1992, over 150 Heads of States signed the Convention on Biological Diversity at Rio de Janeiro. They did so to express a shared belief that action must be taken to halt the worldwide loss of animal and plant species and genetic resources.

The Adur Exhibition will celebrate the varied wildlife of the lower Adur Valley including the whole of the Adur District.

World Oceans Day was first declared as 8th June at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992.  The display will contain a collection of photographs and information on the undersea world of the English Channel and the Sussex seashore.

Contacts:
Andy Horton, British Marine Life Study Society, Tel:  01274 465433.
 


 
 

Shoreham-by-Sea

  Link to Shoreham-by-Sea Homepage  
 

Shoreham-by-Sea 2  
Modern map, Bungalow Town, Ancient Times
Shoreham-by-Sea 3 
Wildlife Habitats
Shoreham-by-Sea 4 
Housing, Historical Snippets
 
Shoreham Lifeboat Station
Knowhere Shoreham-by-Sea Shoreham Sailing Club 

Shoreham Rowing Club

Shoreham-by-Sea 5 
Cycling Routes
Shoreham-by-Sea 6 
History in the Making
Shoreham-by-Sea 7 
Index
Marlipins Maritime Museum Adur Political Shoreham Beach
Shoreham-by-Sea 8 Shoreham-by-Sea 9  Events Shoreham-by-Sea 10 
Public Houses
Shoreham  Residents Homepages Adur Resource Centre Shoreham  Local Organisations Homepages

WILDLIFE HABITATS  
 

 Chalk Downs
 Coastal Fringe
 Intertidal (Seashore)
 Lancing Ring
 River Adur Estuary
 River Adur Flood Plain
 Sea (off Sussex)
 Town & Gardens
 Widewater Lagoon

 
Local Wildlife Links  (SE England)

Adur Nature Notes
Adur Valley Wildlife
Dungeness, Kent, England
Havant Nature Notes
Lancing Ring
Orford Ness:  Coastal Ecology of a Shingle Bank (excellent references)
Ralph Hollins Nature Pages  (Chichester Harbour area)
Rye Harbour Nature Reserve
Rockpooling Page
Seashore Page
Shingle Coast  (Coastal Fringe of Shoreham Beach)
Shoreham-by-Sea Wildlife Page
Sussex Archaeology & Folklore
Sussex Wildlife Web Sites


Andy Horton, Webmaster