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 […]
Newhaven Talk and Tile Making workshop Read Post »
Newhaven Talk & Tile Making We ran an ELREC workshop with members of their Polish community. Karen gave a talk […]
Newhaven Talk and Tile Making workshop Read Post »
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 »
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 »
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 »
A team of six enthusiastic volunteers lead by members of staff from Restoration Forth and the Marine Conservation Society
Seagrass Planting near Cramond Read Post »
Lovely morning at Cramond spent training for our upcoming Blue Mussel events. With the project now running for 6 months
Show Us Your Mussels training at Cramond Read Post »
Hundreds of you helped Restoration Forth with citizen science, and the results are in! By surveying 31 Firth of
Oyster Survey results are in! Read Post »
We had a wonderful morning in Largo Bay for Show Us Your Mussels training! Photo credit: Friends of Largo Bay
We joined Friends of Largo Bay for some Blue Mussel Training Read Post »
We spent wonderful, inspiring, days getting our next batch of oysters ready for their new home in the Forth.
Restoration Forth hit target of returning 30,000 oysters to the Forth! Read Post »
Native oysters have been missing from the Forth for over 100 years! Once a cheap street food enjoyed by local
Oyster Observers at Seton Sands Read Post »
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
Blue Mussel Project launched Read Post »
Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for a day of oyster stringing at Heriot-Watt University!For successful restoration, we need
Oyster Stringing at Heriot-Watt Read Post »
Together with 95 community volunteers, Restoration Forth has planted 135,000 seagrass seeds on three beaches along the Firth of Forth
135,000 seagrass seeds planted this month! Read Post »