WEST Dorset's own "Jurassic Park" where giant marine reptiles once terrorised the seas is set to play a key role in the National Trust's new plans to boost its educational work with young people. Part of their latest initiative announced this week will be to promote greater understanding of the unique Black Venn landslip and undercliffs between Charmouth and Lyme Regis - where the dinosaurs once ruled. The fossil rich shoreline, once inhabited by razor-toothed sea lizards, is set to become part of a new world heritage site. And, based around the popular Heritage Coast Centre at Charmouth the National Trust is developing one part of its new educational vision to promote visits for children to local sites of interest. See more in this week's Lyme Regis News.
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