
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


A new report from the National Trust reveals how how our coast has changed over the last 50 years. Tom Heap asks if we've become better or worse at protecting the nation's prime asset.
He joins John Whittow who led a team of students to survey the coast in 1965 and compares his findings with a brand new study from Leicester University. Has the rapid urbanisation of the 1960s continued or has the tide been turned? What new threats are on the horizon?
Producer: Alasdair Cross.
By BBC Radio 44.7
5454 ratings
A new report from the National Trust reveals how how our coast has changed over the last 50 years. Tom Heap asks if we've become better or worse at protecting the nation's prime asset.
He joins John Whittow who led a team of students to survey the coast in 1965 and compares his findings with a brand new study from Leicester University. Has the rapid urbanisation of the 1960s continued or has the tide been turned? What new threats are on the horizon?
Producer: Alasdair Cross.

7,689 Listeners

1,045 Listeners

5,430 Listeners

1,791 Listeners

1,780 Listeners

1,087 Listeners

2,121 Listeners

74 Listeners

766 Listeners

269 Listeners

345 Listeners

343 Listeners

89 Listeners

483 Listeners

24,240 Listeners

4,025 Listeners

261 Listeners

140 Listeners

3,187 Listeners

736 Listeners

14,428 Listeners

1,616 Listeners

3,115 Listeners

2,067 Listeners

1,017 Listeners