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    June 2, 2026

    Coast-R Annual Forum 2026: 25 June – Investment for rejuvenating coastal communities

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    Coast-R Annual Forum 2026: Investment for rejuvenating coastal communities

     


     

    25 June 2026

    The Spine building, Liverpool


    Join us for the Coast-R Network Annual Forum 2026: Investment for rejuvenating coastal communities

    This year, our “red thread” explores the three pillars of sustainability: Economic, Social, and Environmental.


    Morning Session | Economic & Social Pillars

    We’ll dive into how public-private partnerships, social value, and innovative funding mechanisms drive local investment and regional regeneration. The morning wraps up with an interactive panel Q&A for an open exchange of ideas.

    Afternoon Session | Environmental & Social Pillars

    The focus shifts toward the environmental and social pillars. Participants will have the opportunity to collaborate and discuss strategies to plan for coastal change.


    💡 Why Attend?

    Throughout the day, expert presentations will be paired with interactive workshops designed to foster collaboration. These sessions are a dedicated space to engage with our core themes and develop a deeper understanding through shared practice.

    BOOK YOUR PLACE


    What to Expect

    The Coast-R Annual Forum is an active, collaborative space to explore how we work across interfaces to build coastal resilience.

    During the day, you’ll engage in reflective discussions drawing on diverse sectors and lived experiences from across the UK. You will also take part in a practical workshop of your choice: Planning for Change or Different Ways of Engaging Communities.


    Why Attend?

    • Inclusive Dialogue: Engage in meaningful conversations with participants from diverse sectors, backgrounds and perspectives.
    • Networking Opportunities: Build stronger connections with peers and collaborators.
    • Innovative Ideas: Gain fresh insights to enhance your research and projects.

    Event Schedule (a more detailed agenda will be published closer to the event)

    Thursday 25th June

    9:00– 9:30 – Registration & Coffee

    9:30 – 9:45 – Welcome

    9:45 – 11:15 – Panel session – Perspectives on investment for coastal change

    11:15 – 11:45 – Coffee break

    11:45 – 12:30 – Q&A session

    12:30 – 13:20 – Lunch break

    13:20 – 14:35 – Workshop – Session 1 “Tools for Coastal Adaptation & Transition”

    14:35 – 15:00 – Coffee Break

    15:00 – 16:15 – Workshop – Session 2 “Tools for Coastal Adaptation & Transition”

    16:20 – 16:50 – Event closure

    18:00 – 19:00 – Networking city walk (optional)


    Practical Info

    The Coast-R Annual Forum 2026 will take place at the Spine building, Liverpool on 25th June 2026.

    Registrations for the in-person event in Liverpool are open until 8 June 2026, please note the event has limited places.

    Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute to the resilience of our coastal communities and seas. Mark your calendar and join us to co-create a hopeful, resilient future for coastal communities and seas.

    Remember to register on our Eventbrite!

    We look forward to welcoming you in Liverpool!

    Ocean and Coastal Futures Ltd
    50 Belmont Road
    St Andrews
    Bristol
    BS6 5AT
    Company number: 13910899

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