As the Jurassic Coast marks 25 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this talk by Sam Scriven reflects on why this extraordinary Dorset and East Devon coastline first gained global recognition and asks what its future holds.
Drawing on over two decades of experience working on the Jurassic Coast, Sam revisits the scientific, cultural and educational values that underpin its designation, before exploring how climate change, erosion and environmental pressures are reshaping this world‑class landscape.
A timely and engaging talk for anyone interested in geology, heritage, conservation and the future of protected landscapes.
