Explore pollinator-friendly spaces at Dawlish’s first Wild Pollinator Trail.
Now live.
This Photography & Art Exhibition will be on display at The Strand Centre from 1–14 June.
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Turn the Tide 2026 returned to Dawlish College with live music, creative activities, wellbeing experiences and community action, all centred around the theme Keeping Dawlish Cool.
Turn the Tide 2025 returned this time to Warren Farm. They hosted workshops, stalls, youth creativity and the unveiling of Dawlish’s new Uncertain Tides sculpture.
The Vintage Cycle Ride 2026 brought cyclists together for a scenic ride from Dawlish Lawn to Luscombe Castle and Powderham Castle, finishing at the Turn the Tide Festival.
In 2025, Turn the Tide ran a marine conservation poetry trail across Dawlish, showcasing 27 poems in local windows – with prizes awarded to the winning entries.
In 2024, Our Green Futures launched with Sustainable Dawlish, offering funding and support for groups tackling climate and wildlife challenges.
Turn the Tide hosted two fundraising evenings at the Shaftesbury Theatre, combining films, talks, and music on climate, water quality and marine wildlife.