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Edinburgh Shoreline were delighted to receive funding from Forth20 for a story-telling project capturing community connection with the Firth of Forth and how stories, local knowledge and collaboration can help...

A great evening celebrating the end of this phase of the Restoration Forth project, and thinking about the next. It was lovely to see so many team members and volunteers,...

We had a wonderful time at the latest CCN Gathering in Ardentinny. A massive energy and inspiration boost spending time with all the amazing coastal communities around Scotland. So much...

We had a very special morning with the pupils of Victoria Primary School in Newhaven who had worked with us during Autumn and Winter learning about local marine species and...

On a beautifully sunny April morning we were joined by the Scottish Government’s International Development and Climate Change team to help us seed our coastal meadows with a mix specially...

As part of our Above and Below project we run coastal meadow bioblitzes on a quarterly basis to monitor changes over time at locations along the Edinburgh coastline. On a...

As part of our Above and Below project we run bioblitzes on a quarterly basis to monitor changes over time at locations along the Edinburgh, East Lothian and Fife coastline....

We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded project funding from Forth20 to support a new ‘Shifting Baselines’ project. The project is innovative in its integration of storytelling,...

Granton Waterfront is the name given to the land between West Granton Road and the Firth of Forth, east of Marine Drive and up to and including Granton Harbour. It...

Working alongside local Climate Action Networks we invite developers and planners from across the Lothians, Edinburgh and the Borders for this workshop on climate and nature friendly practices. Through open discussion...

The Restoration Forth project is celebrating doubling its original target by recently introducing 14,080 more European Flat Oysters into the Firth of Forth, bringing the total to 60,000. The project...

As part of our FirthAid water quality project we have looked back at how we have treated the Firth of Forth over the last 25 years. A sobering view of...

Huge thanks to Remode Collective who again hosted a bunting workshop for us where we and volunteers decorated our new bunting – we are delighted with the result. Huge thanks...

In partnership with the National Museum of Scotland and the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival (ECFF), NMS organised a selection of short films and a panel of conservation champions. The films screened...

Edinburgh Shoreline were delighted to be invited to collaborate with Protected Areas Foundation at their Community 30 by 30 event at Scottish Parliament. Mark Ruskell MSP welcomed guests, and this...