Discover the Peninsula

The Manhood Peninsula is steeped in evidence of the past, from early Neolithic pottery discovered during the creation of the Medmerry Coastal Realignment, to Selsey’s involvement in World War Two. The long standing, and always evolving, traditions of fishing and farming have been preserved for generations. Read about the different projects, exhibitions and leaflets our members have created to celebrate this heritage...
The Manhood Peninsula is steeped in evidence of the past, from early Neolithic pottery discovered during the creation of the Medmerry Coastal Realignment, to Selsey’s involvement in World War Two. The long standing, and always evolving, traditions of fishing and farming have been preserved for generations. Read about the different projects, exhibitions and leaflets our members have created to celebrate this heritage...
The Manhood Peninsula is fortunate enough to be home to a range of diverse habitats, including salt marshes, fresh inland waterways, sand dunes, mud flats and vegetated shingle, all of which are becoming increasingly rare in the UK. The area also contains sites with special protection, such as the Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve, Chichester Harbour and the Medmerry Realignment. Learn more about the wildlife and habitats we protect on the Peninsula...
The Manhood Peninsula is fortunate enough to be home to a range of diverse habitats, including salt marshes, fresh inland waterways, sand dunes, mud flats and vegetated shingle, all of which are becoming increasingly rare in the UK. The area also contains sites with special protection, such as the Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve, Chichester Harbour and the Medmerry Realignment. Learn more about the wildlife and habitats we protect on the Peninsula...