Today the WalkNorfolk festival programme was announced! 🥳 We've been invited to lead 2 public walks & 2 walks with Vision Norfolk this Autumn. The annual festival led by @pathmakers encourages people to explore the trails of Norfolk. Find out more: buff.ly/3Ejjidq

Thank you kindly Jo Birch for sending us this most inviting package of coastal resources 💙 We Can at the Coast was created with Lincs Wildlife Trust, Natural England, Dynamic Dunescapes and partners. Can't wait to share them with our groups 😍🌊🌾

September screenings ♻️ 8th & 10th - Great Yarmouth. Wastesmiths with Under Open Sky 📚 11th - East Norfolk Sixth Form College Sixth Form 🍻 20th - South London The Fellowship Inn 🎭 21st - Deal, Kent. The Astor Theatre with Deal Radio’s Richard Sirot 🎟️ Links in bio

Now it's September we're getting really excited for getting back on the beach with our Coasters programme! 🌊 Coasters is a free nature-connection programme for adults on Great Yarmouth beach. Join us! Find out more on our website: buff.ly/3QkKMGH

This week, we'll be co-hosting two screenings of the Grandad & The Pier film with Wastesmiths in Great Yarmouth, on Friday 8th (7pm) and Sunday 10th September (2pm) with a pier-to-pier walk 🎬 Pay-what-you-can, from £2 to £8. Find out more: buff.ly/3Ejjidq

Looking forward to collaborating with Time & Tide Museum for a walk as part of the Pathmakers WalkNorfolk festival later this year! 👣

Coasters re-starts next week! 😍💙 If you're seeking some chilled-out creative time connecting with nature, it's the place to be. If you'd like to join us, Let us know. Our current programme is kindly supported by Norwich Freemen's Charity 👏✨ More info: buff.ly/3QkKMGH

Did you catch us on the radio yesterday? Our director Kate Harper spoke to BBC Norfolk about the upcoming Make a Difference award. Our founder, Genevieve Rudd, has been shortlisted for her work at Under Open Sky, but as she's poorly, Kate stepped in to talk about our work! 📻

It was an absolute scorcher at the weekend 🌞 We teamed up with Wastesmiths to bring a film screening of Grandad & The Pier to #GreatYarmouth, followed by a pier walk in the sunshine, led by local poet Chris Smith

Today is cloud appreciation day. This eye in the sky was spotted over in #GreatYarmouth recently 👁️☁️ If you love dreaming under big skies, taking in the fresh breeze, you'll appreciate why we do what we do! Support us by donating, sponsoring and more: buff.ly/3EncA5Y

Our director Sasha Pinto is raising money for Surfers Against Sewage by doing the dip a day challenge! 🧜‍♀️🏊‍♀️🌊🐟 Do give her your support: socialsync.app/fundraiser/cr-…

Hands up if you're coming to our birthday gathering! 🙌 We'd love to see you on Saturday 30th September, 2pm to 4pm, at the Beach Terrace Tea Rooms along the seafront in Great Yarmouth. We'll be gathering together over cuppa tea and cake to celebrate two years of Under Open Sky

We are opening for submissions soon! Get your #SeasideGothic stuff ready for 9th October. seasidegothic.com/communication/…

Under Open Sky Ltd could WIN one of four £500 donation prizes in the easyfundraising's Big September Sign-up giveaway! Please sign up for FREE before 30th September to give us an entry: easyfundraising.org.uk/support-a-good…

Something we get asked a lot is, where does all the litter on our beaches come from? 🚮 Public litter 🎣 Fishing 🧻 Sewage related debris 🚢 Shipping 🚯 Fly-tipping ❔ Unknown Knowing where litter comes from helps us campaign to stop it reaching our ocean and beaches 🌊

This week’s Coasters was all about how we experience water & words about the waves, led by Chris Smith. We started with a poetry reading before taking a blustery beach amble, where we spotted cormorants & a young Gannet. The group turned their observations into watercolour art

We're part of the England Coast Path Celebration event on Sunday 24th September, hosted at the Marina Centre #GreatYarmouth ⛱️🐚🌊 Join Andrew Robinson & Sasha Pinto from Under Open Sky for a rhythmic creative postcard-making session, tuning into the sounds of the sea

1/ Sea level rise will transform the east of England within our lifetimes, destroying homes and places we love... yet nobody is talking about it So I'm walking from Cambridge to Norwich, 180 miles in mask and snorkel, almost entirely on land that will soon be lost to the seas 🧵