General

We hope you were all watching Countryfile last night and spotted Artecology’s vertipools!

Our Edinburgh Shoreline documentary is almost complete, and we’re delighted to share this sneak preview with you!

We’ll be taking displays from the Edinburgh Shoreline exhibition on the road during the months of November and December, and we hope you get to see them at a venue near you soon!

Watch this great new drone footage (by Dr Lubino do Rego) of Hawthorn Bank Community Garden, which has just reopened

Artist Fiona McAndrew has written a blog post on the research that went into making artworks exploring the wintering birds of the Firth of Forth and in particular a video she has produced for a piece of her original music ‘Waders’ Lullaby’.

Some Portobello parents and their wee ones are hoping to set up their own Wildlife Watch group and are looking for help.

Hi, I’m Rosslyn and I’ve been volunteering with the Edinburgh Shoreline project since February this year.

It has been great this last month for Granton Castle Walled Garden to share their first harvests from the garden

Newhaven Community Choir entertained visitors at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh on Monday (20 August) with traditional fishwives songs.

Green Ferry Trust have been working hard to restore the historic vennel area of South Queensferry. They’ve provided us with a quick update on the progress.

Last night, Wardie Bay in Granton played host to a bunch of enthusiastic novices and a few enthusiastic professionals on the hunt for fish in the Forth.

Many thanks to those who have joined us in our first three participatory mapping sessions.

Over the next six weeks we are mapping and recording your experiences of Edinburgh’s 27 kilometres of shoreline. We want to know: How do you use it?