This & That – World Wildlife Day
In December 2013 the United Nations General Assembly decided to designate 3rd March as the international day of the adoption of CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
In December 2013 the United Nations General Assembly decided to designate 3rd March as the international day of the adoption of CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora).
Big Garden Birdwatch 2026 is coming on 23rd – 25th January! It’s the world’s largest garden wildlife survey, with over 590,000 participants in 2025.
Remedial work has nearly finished on the Camber Community Beach Garden at the Central Car Park entrance. Working closely with the project team, the gardening group has arranged for the terracing to be put back in, and improved access to the site. CCG would like to thank the Coastal Officers Joel and Olly, Baxall Construction,…
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As the old saying goes – you can’t make an omelette without breaking an egg! At least we hope our new beach carpark garden will be worth the mess it is in now.
It’s been a good year for the… sunflowers! As the 1970s ballad goes, “It’s been a good year for the roses…” and, indeed, it has. With all the rainfall we have had in Camber, all the flora seems to be thriving! The Cordylines and Yuccas have produced fine blooms, right the way through until September,…
2024 has been a good year for the Common Ragwort in Camber. The Dunes and edges of the beach, and most of Johnson’s Field, have been covered in its bright yellow flowers and tall green stalks.