Take a look at our marine murals, painted by renowned wildlife street artist ATM as part of our Secrets of the Solent project.

Young Marine Champions. Gain new skills, and help us to celebrate and protect our wonderful marine wildlife.

Every year the Wildlife Trusts celebrate the UK's amazing sea animals and plants during National Marine Week.

Marine Conservation Zones are a kind of Marine Protected Area, which is an area managed in a particular way in order to safeguard its special wildlife and habitats. We're very pleased to have three in our region, but there are many more important sites that need protection.

Transform small actions into big results by participating in citizen science initiatives. Tackle marine issues that matter to you, making a valuable contribution to conservation work both locally and nationwide.

Let us know about your sightings of seals, dolphins, porpoises, and whales in the local area. Your reports help us to monitor the population numbers and movements of our marine mammals.

The Trust is leading efforts to protect and restore vital seagrass meadows through the Solent Seagrass Restoration and Solent Seascape Projects. These underwater habitats support diverse marine life, combat climate change, improve water quality, and protect coastlines - but up to 90% have been lost in the past century. This summer, the Trust is inviting local community members to help collect seagrass seeds at Seaview and play a hands-on role in bringing back a wilder, healthier Solent.