Restoration Forth 2024 Wrap Up: a Year as a Seagrass Officer
27 December 2024
2024 was a successful and busy year for the Restoration Forth project. Hear from our Seagrass Officer, Eleri, about what she has been up to this year.
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27 December 2024
2024 was a successful and busy year for the Restoration Forth project. Hear from our Seagrass Officer, Eleri, about what she has been up to this year.
18 September 2024
Meet our fantastic Visitor Experience Manager - Retail, Dawn! Dawn plays a key role in providing our visitors and members with a rewarding and inspiring experience in our gift shop, and is committed to sourcing new, sustainable products to expand our retail offering in a positive, nature-friendly way.
9 September 2024
Every year, 24 species of seabird flap, swoop and soar their way to Scotland's islands, cliffs and beaches. Some of them will have migrated thousands of miles from warmer climates, whereas others spend winter way out in the North Sea! No matter where they came from, these spectacular seabirds are now in Scotland with one mission: to breed, feed and raise their young.
23 August 2024
How many breeding puffins can fit onto a few small islands in the Firth of Forth? It might sound like a bizarre scenario from a maths textbook, but it’s a question that conservationists take very seriously! Find out how puffin numbers on Craigleith, The Lamb, and Fidra are calculated in this blog from Conservation Officer, Emma.