Individuals & Families

Why the Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage Site

 Centre:  Booked through FSC Head Office    Tutor:  Richard Edmonds, Anjana Ford and Sam Rose
 Dates:  Sunday 21 March-Tuesday 23 March 2010
 Sole Occupancy Room:£230     Shared Room: £210 

   Non-Res: £158

 Level:Open to Everyone
  Professional Development Course.

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• Why the Jurassic Coast is a World Heritage Site
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Would it surprise you to learn that the Dorset and East Devon Coast (popularly known as the Jurassic Coast) is on an equal footing with the Grand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reef? All these sites contain an element of cultural and/or natural heritage deemed to be of exceptional value to present and future generations. In this course we will explore the concepts and ideas behind World Heritage and discover the key elements that demonstrate the Outstanding Universal Value of the Jurassic Coast. The course will be led by experts from the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site management team.

Richard Edmonds is Earth Science Manager for the Jurassic Coast. Sam Rose is the Team Leader of the Jurassic Coast, World Heritage Team and Anjana Ford is the World Heritage Site Education Coordinator

This course is part of our programme of Professional Development Courses. You can find out more in the Professional Development section of this website.