Rake, Rattle & Roll – Coastal meadow preparation
We have recently seeded the very useful wildflower, Yellow Rattle. This plant is used to create or restore wildflower meadows, […]
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Blue Mussels and Temperature readings at Largo Bay
The Friends of Largo Bay group have been fantastic in regularly visiting their chosen areas to monitor blue mussels and
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Meeting William Grant Foundation with Fauna & Flora
We were delighted to be invited to meet up with Fauna and Flora and the William Grant Foundation on a
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Restoration Forth Oyster Talk at Lind & Lime Distillery
We had a wonderful evening at the Lind & Lime distillery, Leith hosted by Muckle Brig, Edinburgh Shoreline and the
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A Visit to Granton with SRUC Students and Granton Growers
This year’s annual workshop with SRUC students and Dr Hannah Grist involved a fantastic visit to Granton, where we considered
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CCN’s gathering exploring arts, culture and heritage
Karen recently attended CCN’s mini 1 day gathering exploring how arts, culture and heritage can engage new audiences and deepen
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Wardie Bay SOS #SaveOurSeas
We were at Wardie Bay beach with Wardie Bay Beachwatch, the Marine Conservation Society and local residents to do a beach clean and survey. What did we find? The usual horrors: wet wipes galore, small plastic items such as bottle lids and cotton bud sticks and even a needle!
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Our exhibition is open!
The day is finally here, the Edinburgh Shoreline exhibition is open! We have been working hard with our exhibition designer The Port Creative to bring you an engaging and thought-provoking display on the Edinburgh shoreline.
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A city that turned its back on the sea
The Edinburgh Shoreline project, part of Edinburgh Living Landscape, is a community based initiative to raise awareness of the rich history and biodiversity of the city’s coast and consider the environmental and economic pressures on it.
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Launching Edinburgh’s Shoreline regeneration, naturally
Schools, community groups and individuals who care about the local environment and heritage are being invited to join together and regenerate natural habitats along Edinburgh’s 27km coastline from Port Edgar to Joppa.
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