Above and Below

On a beautifully sunny April morning we were joined by the Scottish Government’s International Development and Climate Change team to […]

As part of our Above and Below project we run coastal meadow bioblitzes on a quarterly basis to monitor changes

As part of our Above and Below project we run bioblitzes on a quarterly basis to monitor changes over time

Granton Waterfront is the name given to the land between West Granton Road and the Firth of Forth, east of

As part of our FirthAid water quality project we have looked back at how we have treated the Firth of

Huge thanks to Remode Collective who again hosted a bunting workshop for us where we and volunteers decorated our new

In partnership with the National Museum of Scotland and the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival (ECFF), NMS organised a selection of short

Edinburgh Shoreline were delighted to be invited to collaborate with Protected Areas Foundation at their Community 30 by 30 event

Edinburgh Shoreline co-organised an event with University of Stirling, inviting those with an interest in Edinburgh’s coastal blue space to

Motion for the Ocean is a formal initiative urging local councils to commit to ocean recovery and integrate ocean health into local decision-making A

We have recently seeded the very useful wildflower, Yellow Rattle. This plant is used to create or restore wildflower meadows,

The Friends of Largo Bay group have been fantastic in regularly visiting their chosen areas to monitor blue mussels and

This year’s annual workshop with SRUC students and Dr Hannah Grist involved a fantastic visit to Granton, where we considered

After a year of fantastic support from local communities around the Forth we have pulled together a Blue Mussel Report

Exciting Above and Below progress! We’ve been busy trialling how to best prepare the wildflower meadow sites between Cramond and