Last weekend, we visited Seafest, a celebration by the sea full of delectable food and sea-themed fun, all across Plymouth’s waterfront. Organised by Plymouth Waterfront Partnership and Plymouth Sound National Marine Park, this free festival is a vibrant celebration of sustainably caught fresh fish and coastal culture. A big thank you to Lucien and Dan, who collaborated with us to capture this fantastic weekend! 🤝🎥 🌟 Sessions like this are made possible thanks to: 🌱 Ernest Cook Trust 💧 South West Water 🏘️ Sovereign Housing 🤝 With thanks to our partners: 🌳 Plymouth City Council / Forest Rising East End Development Trust 🌊 Plymouth Sound National Marine Park 🐚 Ocean Conservation Trust The Plymouth Sound National Marine Park Horizons project has been made possible thanks to money raised by National Lottery players, with £11.6million of funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Reflecting on their involvement in ‘Bridging Cultures: International Dialogues for Environmental Justice through Socially Engaged Arts Practice’, the Ocean City Influencers produced this video. In it, they share their learning, thoughts, questions and interpretations of the Calls to Action generated by their involvement in this international artwork, using their voice and creative vision to engage other young people in climate activism. Ocean City Influencers is a group of 10-17-year-olds using creativity to explore ocean activism and climate justice, and is funded by The Ernest Cook Trust, South West Water and Sovereign Housing. Bridging Cultures is supported by the British Council’s Connections Through Culture grant programme. With thanks to partners, the East End Development Trust, Plymouth Sound National Marine Park, The Ocean Conservation Trust and Plymouth City Council/Forest Rising.