Terracotta Balustrades—only 2 of the original 14 sections remain—help return the Castle to it’s early majesty by sponsoring one of the lost 12 sections. (approx £1000 each)	Children’s and educational items. Tools for children to use during conservation work—loppers, spades, gloves for children An Artist to come into the Studio to work with schools, children and other visitors Explorers Rucsacks—a goody bag full of games and equipment to be taken out around Durlston by children, families and visitors, to help them find out more about this fantastic place.
The Geolab The geology of Durlston Bay has truly global importance and is a key feature of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. This innovative display space will be a major element in the refurbished Castle, and will use spectacular rocks and fossils to bring the fascinating 35 million year old story of Durlston to life.	The Castle Observatory     Sponsored by the Friends of Durlston, to be named ‘The Belvedere’ This elegant, spacious room, with its large windows on all sides and associated roof terrace, has a commanding position at the highest level of the Castle, providing some of the finest coastal views in Britain. The Observatory will generally be open to the public so that visitors can enjoy the unique experience it offers. There will also be opportunities for more exclusive evening events and fine dining.
Audio Visual Display room On the same level as the Fine Foundation gallery and the geolab, this area will be a multi sensual room providing differing views and films about Durlston and beyond, including more derail on those seen in the Reception area upstairs.	Exhibitions The annual programme (or one of the) of changing Exhibitions within the Fine Foundation Gallery – combining static exhibits with talks, walks, activities, collaborative materials and associated events – some topics are Durlston Rocks!, Migration and Underwater Magic.
Timeline An on the ground interpretation display depicting a number of occurrences since the ‘big bang’ till now!  This will run from either the Visitor Centre or the car park down to the Castle.	Discovery Garden An innovative and contemplative space, ideal for enjoying the stunning views. The garden will include the innovative Walk of Words and a special climate change section, developed with Kew Gardens.
Gallery Sponsored by the Fine Foundation, to be named ‘The Fine Foundation Gallery’ A wonderful new build gallery space on the lowest level of the Castle, to be equipped with art exhibits, travelling and temporary exhibitions, projections and conference facilities.	Durlston Reception This will be the point of arrival for over 200,000 visitors per year. Dynamic, up-to-the-minute interpretation and displays will introduce visitors to Durlston’s ever-changing environment and wildlife, with live sounds and images beamed directly back from remote cameras on the Park.
Wildlife Cameras Transportable Wildlife cameras which can be used around the Park, for example in the meadows in the summer, by an owl roost in the autumn, or watching the adders in the spring.  (approx £3,000).	Access Improvements An all-terrain Tramper buggy, to allow the less mobile to travel independantly around the Park. £1000 (£4000 already donated)
Renewable Energy Including photovoltaic cells and energy production all at the new Learning Centre.