Structure
The Jurassic Coast Trust was established in 2002 as a registered charity and is governed by a Board of Trustees.
- Chairman
Mr James Weld - james(period)weld(at)lulworth(period)com[e-mail»] - Executive Director
Ms Nikki Greenleaf - nikki(period)greenleaf(at)jurassiccoasttrust(period)org[e-mail»] - Administrative Assistant
Ms Karen Dewhirst - karen(period)dewhirst(at)jurassiccoasttrust(period)org[e-mail»] - Accounts and Chairman's PA
Ms Jo Grant - jo(period)grant(at)lulworth(period)com[e-mail»]
The Board of Trustees:
- Mr David Andrew
- Prof Denys Brunsden
- Mr Rupert Edwards
- Ms Sibyl King
- Sir Michael Lickiss
- Mr Peter Moore
- Mr Jeremy Pope
- Mr Hugo Swire MP
- Mr Malcolm Turnbull
- Cllr Stuart Hughes
- Cllr Robert Gould
Chairmans Reports:
Company Registration Number: 04955081 (England and Wales)
Registered Charity Number: 1101134
Links to other organisations:
- The Jurassic Coast
- UNESCO World Heritage
- Durlston Castle and Country Park
- The Dorset Coast Forum
- Geological Society
- Natural England
- South West of England Regional Development Agency
- Dorset New Forest Tourism Partnership
- Dorset County Council
- Devon County Council
- Lyme Regis Development Trust
- Lyme Regis Tourism
- Natural History Museum
- The National Trust
- English Heritage
- Dorset Wildlife Trust
- Devon Wildlife Trust
- Lyme Regis Jurassic Coast Studies Centre
- Swanage Walking Festival
- World heritage South West
- Jurassic Coast Study Centre
- Marine Management Organisation
- Jurassic Coast Visitor Magazine
Our Objectives
The Jurassic Coast Trust works with partners to support a diverse range of education, conservation, arts, and science projects along the length of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.
The Trust is strongly focussed on helping people understand and enjoy the Site. Founded in 2002, the Trust raises money through different levels of support including large and small businesses, individuals, project sponsors, and the sale of publications.
Our objectives:
- To educate the public on the importance of the Dorset and East Devon World Heritage Site
- To conserve the World Heritage Site for public benefit
- To encourage sustainable economic regeneration
