Tweedmouth
The estuary of the River Tweed is an internationally important wildlife site noted for the range of habitats which it supports. Sandstell Point, at the mouth of the estuary, is a wide spit of clean mobile sand which is subject both to wave action and the scouring action of the outflowing river.
The sand spit is a dynamic area of coast. Your photographs from the Tweedmouth CoastSnap point will help us to monitor how its size and shape changes over time. Use one of the three options below to share your photo:
- Email us you photograph at marine.partnership@northumberland.gov.uk
- Share your photo on social media with the hashtag #CoastSnapTweedmouth
- Download your photo using the CoastSnap app
By sharing your image you agree to it being used by the Berwickshire and Northumberland Marine Nature Partnership and Newcastle University for the purposes of the CoastSnap project.