North Yorkshire Police to host Operation Seabird event in Scarborough to protect coastal wildlife
North Yorkshire Police to host a special event about Operation Seabird, coastal wildlife and promoting responsible enjoyment of Scarborough’s stunning marine environment.
People will be able to meet the Neighbourhood Policing Team working alongside Operation Seabird and partner organisations including the RSPCA and RSPB, learn more about Operation Seabird, coastal safety, and how we can all help reduce wildlife disturbance along our coastline.
The event will take place on Wednesday, April 22 at the Sea Watching Station on Marine Drive in Scarborough.
Operation seabird was created to engage and educate the public about the sensitivities of the coastline, and how simple changes in their behaviour could reduce pressure on our unique wildlife.
A police spokesperson said: “Whether you’re a regular visitor, a local resident, or simply passionate about protecting our natural spaces, everyone is welcome.
"Drop in at any time between 10am and 2pm to speak with officers, ask questions, and pick up useful information.
“Let’s work together to keep our coastline safe for both people and wildlife.
“We look forward to seeing you there!” Visit https://operationseabird.org/ to find out more about Operation Seabird.