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Vacancies for three external harbour board members Exeter City Council is the Port Authority for the Exe Estuary, some non-tidal sections of the River Exe and the Exeter Ship Canal. This stretches from Blackaller Weir (in Bonhay Road, Exeter) to … Continue reading →

Explore the past, present and future of the Exe Estuary by walking the new Voices of the Exe Trail. Immerse yourself in the captivating audio stories of ten families who are deeply connected to the Exe Estuary, a site of … Continue reading →

Assessing Sedimentation and Siltation Dynamics in the Exe Estuary Read the Sedimentation Report here. You can also find the report in our ‘Publications’ tab, under ‘Studies and Research’.

Book your place now! The Exe Estuary Management Partnership invites you to participate in our upcoming Stakeholder Forum. This Forum is an excellent opportunity for local stakeholders, community members, businesses and environmental enthusiasts to come together to discuss their views … Continue reading →

Don’t Delay, Pledge Today! Exeter Canoe Club is seeking donations to fund a pontoon for kayakers, canoeists, and stand-up paddleboarders, providing easy access from the Turf pub garden to the Exe Estuary. Current Progress: The club have raised £6,000 of … Continue reading →

FINAL CALL! Nominations close on Friday 6 December 2024. Voting will occur at our next Exe Estuary Management Partnership Winter Forum on Tuesday 4 February 2025. — The Exe Forum offer regular public events, open to all who have an … Continue reading →

The annual South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year competition is CALLING FOR ENTRIES! Have you been out on the South West Coast Path during 2024? Could you have the winning image on your camera reel? Why not get … Continue reading →

Exmouth’s residents, and visitors, are being invited to share their thoughts on three options to manage coastal flooding and erosion risks from Orcombe Point to Exmouth Marina, by East Devon District Council (EDDC). Read more about the three options on the … Continue reading →

We are happy to announce that the Green Impact Fund is now open for Expressions of Interest and Applications. The Green Impact Fund is a £1.8 million capital grant scheme funded by the UK government as part of the Devon … Continue reading →

The Marine Planning Team at the Marine Management Organisation (MMO) would like to invite you to attend one of their marine plan implementation training sessions. These sessions have been designed to provide marine planning training and guidance to support applicants, … Continue reading →