The flood risk map published by Climate Central predicts that extensive areas of The Broads and The Fens will be below annual flood level by 2050. Over the last two years we have been documenting the changing landscape in specific areas of coastal erosion whilst simultaneously running community workshops to explore the way that co-created, arts led approaches can be used to raise awareness and build resilience in communities most immediately impacted by coastal erosion. Utilising the cyanotype process and its historical and visual links to the sea, we have worked with a variety of participants groups including the East Anglia Gansey Group based at the Sheringham Musem, Sidestrand Hall School; a special educational provision and the Restoration Trust; a charity that works with people living with mental health challenges. Our participants experience making cyanotypes first-hand, giving them agency and ownership over their story and the audience a unique and intimate insight into the lived experience of those most immediately impacted by the rising sea levels.