Author name: Charlotte Johnson

I think the shoreline project is a great project highlighting the wonderful life in the sea near to us.

I think your project highlights the wonderful variety in the Forth – well done!

PLEASE tidy up your planet and open up your eyes

Our Juniors have had a great time learning about peacock worms, and all wildlife on the Forth,  and making our

Nature is life. We have to nurture and protect it.

Before this project I had never heard of a sea pen! It looks amazing and otherworldly – almost unbelievable these

Think about what we introduce as crops and where!

Think about what we introduce as crops and where!

Imagination does not become great until human beings, given the courage and strength, use it to create.

Maria Montessori

Reducing the pollution in the rivers and waterways enables species such as the May fish to be reintroduced.

Some simple steps everyone can take to help seagrasses and other marine habitats, such as:
• don’t litter
• limit the amount of fertilizer and pesticides you use, or choose to buy/ use certified organic products
• don’t dump anything hazardous down the drain
• support local conservation efforts.

“Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.” ― Vincent Van Gogh

Youth 1st choose the species Lions Mane Jellyfish, they have been working with Youth groups in Fife to create these

Every little thing loves to be alive, including The Velvet Swimming Crab. They play an extremely important part in the marine ecosystem by harvesting animal matter and plants that have decomposed. They are an essential part in keeping the sea floor clean benefiting everyone from us, the wider environment and to their fellow marine neighbours.

Imagination does not become great until human beings, given the courage and strength, use it to create.

Maria Montessori