How much longer for the White Cliffs? Chalk across England's south coast is eroding at 32cm each year Compares to 2cm a year the cliffs were losing a few hundred years ago ...

• England's Newest National Park The South Downs are a line of rolling hills that run roughly parallel to England’s southeast coast and create a landscape of open heath and chalk grasslands ...

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. Rudolf Eickemeyer, Jr. (1862–1932) ...

A Dorset coastal walk that is "surrounded by the chalk cliffs of the Jurassic Coast" has been named one of the best in the UK. The list of the best the nations had to offer was compiled by Condé Nast ...

England’s chalk streams were millions of years in the making. Can they survive today? There are fewer than 300 of these streams on the planet, and they’re teeming with life. But in recent ...

A large crack has appeared in the cliffs at Seven Sisters An alert for people to stay away from cliff edges and bases in East Sussex has been reiterated after a large crack appeared. The crack ...

A plan to restore chalk streams in England, a vital type of river that plays host to species such as kingfishers, mayflies and dragonflies, may take decades despite millions of pounds worth of ...

Every summer, England’s chalk downlands are embroidered with a patch-work of wildflowers — from the horseshoe vetch’s yellow plumes to sainfoin’s pink spikes — all serenaded by an army of butterflies, ...

Sadly, although some teem with life, the health of England’s chalk streams is threatened by a wide range of human activities. As a result, many of the country’s — and thus the world’s ...

The beauty of England, minus the crowds: What to see and do in our 34 unsung AONBs From the Isles of Scilly to the Howardian Hills, England is blessed with plenty of gloriously underrated regions ...