Coast
From the sounds of our shores to our tips for rock pooling, get closer to the coast.
Enjoy spending time outside at coastal places? You can help to keep them safe and enjoyable by observing a few simple guidelines during your visit and following the Countryside Code.
When visiting Murlough NNR, it is important you are aware of some of the safety procedures to ensure a safe visit to the reserve. Below are a few tips on how to stay safe and ensure this landscape stays beautiful:
Beach Safety:
Issues such as littering, wildfires and fly-camping can all cause significant harm to landscapes and wildlife. With your help, these problems can be avoided so that these places can be protected for generations to come.
When you visit the coast and countryside, we ask that you please follow the Countryside Code
From the sounds of our shores to our tips for rock pooling, get closer to the coast.
The Murlough Nature Reserve in the UK uses livestock grazing for biodiversity, sustainability, cultural preservation, scenic value, and economic impact. Visitors are advised to respect the freely roaming animals for safety. Key tips include keeping dogs on leads, leaving gates as found, not startling livestock, supervising children, and not feeding or petting the animals. It’s also important to avoid getting cornered by cattle, respect maternal bonds, and prepare for photos without startling the animals. For more safety information, visitors can refer to the Countryside Access website and the National Trust byelaws.