Read our latest updates and follow our journey so far

    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 project. This project is installing a network of data temperature...

Edinburgh Shoreline has launched an ambitious new project, Above and Below, recognising that effective conservation cannot happen in isolation but depends on a healthy, connected environment both on land and...

Edinburgh Shoreline has new bunting thanks to Remode Collective! Thanks to Fauna and Flora kickstarter funding and Remode Collective skills, we now have beautiful new bunting made from recycled material...

Submerge yourself in the story of the Sea, Forthlines, coasts, seagrass and oysters. An exhibition at Stevenson lighthouse, Isle of May. Step inside the beacon on the edge of the...

A hugely useful learning day with Inma de Reyes from Media Education teaching us phone video and editing skills. This will be invaluable for future projects. Thanks to Fauna and...

Restoration Forth has been making waves for marine restoration around the Firth of Forth! Thanks to the support of local volunteers, over 220,000 segrass seeds have been planted. The project...

Oyster Biosecurity at Heriot-Watt Huge thanks to the Restoration Forth volunteers who came along to our oyster biosecurity days at Heriot-Watt getting our little oysters ready for their new life...

In Spring 2025, we were delighted to be invited to the celebration to officially open the park, where the new permanent public art sculpture was unveiled, designed by Edinburgh artist...

As part of our Fauna and Flora Kickstarter Grant we were fortunate to book ourselves on a Communications course run by Electrify. While we like to think we are reasonably...

We were pleased to be invited to the premiere of “Our Blue World” at the Edinburgh Climate Change Institute. WSP in association with The University of Edinburgh’s Environment & Development...