Blue Mussel Report at the end of Year One
After a year of fantastic support from local communities around the Forth we have pulled together a Blue Mussel Report […]
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Coastal Meadow preparation gets underway at Gypsy Brae
Exciting Above and Below progress! We’ve been busy trialling how to best prepare the wildflower meadow sites between Cramond and
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Newhaven Talk and Tile Making workshop
Newhaven Talk & Tile Making We ran an ELREC workshop with members of their Polish community. Karen gave a talk
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Edinburgh Shoreline & Elgol Fund for Nature meet up
We were delighted to meet our new funders, Elgol Fund for Nature at Cramond to talk about our shared Above
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Wildflower bioblitzes have begun!
Wildflower bioblitzes have begun! As the first stage of our ELGOL Above & Below Coastal Meadow project we carried out
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Edinburgh Shoreline has new bunting thanks to Remode Collective!
Edinburgh Shoreline has new bunting thanks to Remode Collective! Thanks to Fauna and Flora kickstarter funding and Remode Collective skills,
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Media Education Training
A hugely useful learning day with Inma de Reyes from Media Education teaching us phone video and editing skills. This
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Oyster biosecurity at Heriot-Watt University
Oyster Biosecurity at Heriot-Watt Huge thanks to the Restoration Forth volunteers who came along to our oyster biosecurity days at
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The Forth’s environmental history – told through art
We were honoured to be asked to join Porty Art Festival by offering a talk on Portobello beach on a
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Oyster Observers at Seton Sands
Native oysters have been missing from the Forth for over 100 years! Once a cheap street food enjoyed by local
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Training to be an Oyster Shell Detective
We were delighted to welcome a group of volunteers who came along to help our cause while enjoying an hour
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Edinburgh Shoreline Meets Western Harbour Ponds Group
Edinburgh Shoreline meetsWestern Harbour Ponds Group The Firth of Forth is a designated SPA and internationally important for resident and
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Edinburgh Shoreline Meets Tommy Dale, East Lothian
Edinburgh Shoreline meets Tommy Dale, East Lothian We at Edinburgh Shoreline were keen to meet a representative of the Dale
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Speak Up for Nature
Scotland’s nature is in trouble, but it can recover! Across Scotland, people are working together in amazing ways to restore
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Blue Mussel Project launched
Our blue mussel volunteer guide is ready to download now. https://edinburghshoreline.org.uk/show-us-your-mussels…/ We still have plenty of squares to choose from
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Oyster Observer Train the Trainer
Lovely morning at Cramond spent training for upcoming citizen science events!
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