“A Better Sea”
“A Better Sea” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgvgRE5nB6Y The Newhaven Community Choir was invited to be part of a collaborative song-writing project with Edinburgh […]
“A Better Sea” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgvgRE5nB6Y The Newhaven Community Choir was invited to be part of a collaborative song-writing project with Edinburgh […]
Photo credits: Jay Kirkland We are currently running a series of workshops as part of our Forth2O funded story-telling project,
Dunbar Workshop: Former “Stewards of the sea” – A Lost Lifestyle Read Post »
Edinburgh Shoreline recently spent a fantastic morning with the Eco Team from Fox Covert Primary School, exploring the coastline at
Fox Covert Primary Eco Team Wildflower Bioblitz and Beach visit at Cramond Coastline Read Post »
Karen and Leonie hosted a stall at Forth Ports Open Day in June – a chance to meet with other
Forth Ports Open Day Read Post »
This October, Edinburgh Shoreline was welcomed into Victoria Primary School in Newhaven, Edinburgh by P6 teacher Lynsey Blyth, where, under the direction and inspiration of Lucy Metcalfe, Karen Chambers and Charlotte
Victoria Primary School Restoration Forth Mural Project Read Post »
All five trustees of Edinburgh Shoreline were interviewed by the film crew of Fauna and Flora to provide footage for
Having launched our Above and Below project, funded by Elgol Fund for Nature, in April, we were excited to get
Intertidal bioblitz and data loggers at Cramond Read Post »
Three members of our team spent a happy and sunny two days on the Isle of May in early August
Isle of May Restoration Forth overnight activity stay Read Post »
Inspired by our Restoration Forth exhibition ‘Forthlines’ we invited the local community to join artist Jennie Loudon on two occasions
Sea Creature Needle Felting with Jennie Loudon at the Scottish Fisheries Museum Read Post »
Our refreshed website is live! We’re excited to share that our website has had a much-needed refresh — making it
Edinburgh Shoreline Website refresh Read Post »
SKY, one of Restoration Forth’s amazing funders, have been very supportive of the project for years and were keen to
Restoration Forth Sky Funder event Read Post »
During lockdown Edinburgh Shoreline suggested people visit a local square kilometre of the Firth of Forth Coast and respond
Forthline Exhibition at the Scottish Fisheries Museum Read Post »
In early May Rui Seabra, a Portuguese marine biologist and National Geographic Explorer, came to visit us. Rui is the leader of the Atlantic Ocean Coupled Coastal Temperature and Biodiversity Observation Network (CCTBON) research
Temperature Data Logger Installation with Rui Seabra Read Post »
Edinburgh Shoreline has launched an ambitious new project, Above and Below, recognising that effective conservation cannot happen in isolation but
Above and Below project launch Read Post »
Submerge yourself in the story of the Sea, Forthlines, coasts, seagrass and oysters. An exhibition at Stevenson lighthouse, Isle of
Forthine Exhibition on the Isle of May with NatureScot Read Post »
Restoration Forth has been making waves for marine restoration around the Firth of Forth! Thanks to the support of local
A Further 10,000 Oysters Introduced to Firth of Forth as part of Restoration Forth Read Post »