Secrets of the Solent
Project on hold
Due to the Covid-19 situation our project Secrets of the Solent is currently on hold. If you urgently need to reach someone regarding project activities please get in touch. You can also read more about the Wildlife Trust's wider response.
The Solent is a special place, with endless surprises just beneath its surface. There are vast seagrass meadows and intricate chalk reefs, as well as fascinating species like seahorses, thresher sharks, and cuttlefish.
Our project Secrets of the Solent is shining a spotlight on this vibrant marine environment. Over four busy years we're celebrating our extraordinary waters, the amazing people and wildlife that share them, and the inspiring work being done to safeguard their future.
Secrets of the Solent is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. We want to thank them and everyone who has given their time and resources to making the project happen - we couldn't have done it without you.
News and blogs
Learn about our marine world - check out more news and more blogs.
My Wild Life: Benjamin Constable
Benjamin, one of our Marine Champions, shares his thoughts on pursuing a career in conservation and finding a likeminded community.
Trudi Lloyd Williams: Ripping Yarns and Ghost Gear
Environmental artist Trudi Lloyd Williams tries her hand at rope making and considers the changing impact of this material on our marine…
In the Zone: The Hidden Patterns on our Shores
Our shorelines are known for being busy and beautiful, but hiding in plain sight are clues to how wildlife copes with these challenging…
My Wild Life: Pete Johnstone
Pete, one of our Marine Champions, shares how his personal Solent adventure has brought him closer to our seas.
Trudi Lloyd Williams: Catchments and Floodplains
Environmental artist Trudi Lloyd Williams reflects on her work with rivers and the implications of how we manage our watercourses.
Wooing Under Water: The More the Merrier
As February is the month of romance, we're turning our attention to some amorous activities under the waves. As it turns out,…