Studland Bay Anchorage Talk

Studland Bay Anchorage and Conservation

Howard Davidson and Sarah Parker, two leisure boating reps on the The Studland Bay Marine Partnership (SBMP) will be here to give us updates on progress, and will talk about their win for marine wildlife and boaters alike at Studland Bay, by installing additional eco-moorings. This talk will explain all about the new Eco moorings and the plans for the future of Studland Bay for leisure boaters usage.

Talk will be in the Skylight Lounge

Food will be available on the night from the Bar and Catering

This is a walk-in, no charge talk for all members, just turn up and learn all about the latest news on the eco-buoy mooring system and conservation project in Studland Bay.

Representing a wide range of organisations, the Studland Bay Marine Partnership was formed to work towards protecting Studland’s seagrass beds and its resident, and protected, long-snouted seahorse population and other marine wildlife.

Hundreds of waterborne visitors to Studland Bay already take a proactive approach to conservation by using eco-moorings. The SBMP has brought together key stakeholders and introduced a mooring solution that meets the needs of recreational boaters and protects the precious seagrass habitat.

To Learn More about the Studland Bay Marine Partnership and all it’s work, please click HERE