
Dunbar Workshop: Former “Stewards of the sea” – A Lost Lifestyle
Photo credits: Jay Kirkland We are currently running a series of workshops as part of our Forth2O funded story-telling project,
OUR PROJECTS
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded project funding from Forth2O to support a new ‘Shifting Baselines’ project. We are doing this in collaboration with Fife Coast and Countryside Trust.
The project is innovative in its integration of storytelling, citizen science and environmental history into a single, community-led framework. Rather than treating engagement, data collection and research as separate activities, this project combines them to create shared understanding, trust and momentum for action. This approach represents a step change from consultation-led models to genuine co-design with communities.
We are running a series of workshops and community activities covering community stories, fishing, birds, tourism, industry and lost words. Alongside this we are working with D’Arcy Thomson to review environmental data that already exists and consider how to visualise and share this in a more accessible way for local communities.
We’ll share outputs from these workshops and community activities as they happen, and then pull all of this together as we approach project completion in September.

Photo credits: Jay Kirkland We are currently running a series of workshops as part of our Forth2O funded story-telling project,

Karen and Leonie hosted a stall at Forth Ports Open Day in June – a chance to meet with other

We are currently running a series of workshops as part of our Forth2O funded story-telling project, Shifting Baselines, capturing community

Edinburgh Shoreline were delighted to receive funding from Forth2O for a story-telling project capturing community connection with the Firth of

We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded project funding from Forth2O to support a new ‘Shifting Baselines’