Winter coastal birds guide
44 birds to spot along the coast in winter. Seaside birding in winter is quite different to summer: plumage varies, some species are only present in the winter months and large feeding flocks can be seen.
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Rocky shore name trail
Going rockpooling? Our Rocky shore name trail includes the common limpets, mussels, periwinkles, topshells, starfish, crabs and fishes you might see, plus seaweeds, lichens and sponges.
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Rocky shore name trail (encapsulated)
Going rockpooling? Our Rocky shore name trail includes the common limpets, mussels, periwinkles, topshells, starfish, crabs and fishes you might see, plus seaweeds, lichens and sponges. The fully waterproof version.
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Cetaceans and seals guide
A guide to marine mammals, featuring 25 species of seals, dolphins, porpoises and whales most likely to be seen in British and Irish waters. Co-created with Whale and Dolphin Conservation.
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Rocky shore lichens guide
A guide to 62 common species of lichen found on rocky sea shores, between the low tide mark and up to the limit of sea spray.
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Seaweeds guide
Featuring 36 common species, this guide will help you to put a name to the green, brown and red seaweeds you see.
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Seashells guide
From cockles to scallops, from limpets to topshells, this guide includes 40 common seashells to find around the coast. All pictures show empty shells. It’s great for exploring beaches and rockpools.