A survey has begun to explore residents’ and visitors’ views on the value of Wirral’s coast. The survey is being carried out as part of the work of the Celtic Seas Partnership project. It is being organised by the University of Liverpool and the North West Coastal Forum with the help of Wirral Council.
Aims of the survey:
• To develop a better understanding about what people value most about the Wirral coast;
• To identify peoples’ views on the environmental issues it faces;
• To raise public awareness of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive and its part in promoting a healthy future for our marine environment.
• To develop a better understanding about what people value most about the Wirral coast;
• To identify peoples’ views on the environmental issues it faces;
• To raise public awareness of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive and its part in promoting a healthy future for our marine environment.
The findings from the survey will be available on the Celtic Seas Partnership website in late 2015 for use by all those with an interest in Wirral’s coast.
This survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
This survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete.
To access the survey and take part go to:
or request a paper version by telephoning 0151 934 2966.
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