We were delighted to win the category of Coasts and Waters at the RSPB Scotland Nature of Scotland Awards on the 20th of November 2025! Green Shores wins at RSPB Scotland’s Nature of Scotland Awards 2025 Green Shores…
We have just completed our 2025 planting season, with just under 4000 polytunnel grown saltmarsh plants used to help restore saltmarshes along the Tay and Eden Estuaries and in Dornoch Firth. The volunteers who helped…
1st December 2023 At low tide on a cold and clear morning in December, members of Project Seagrass, Restoration Forth, West Sands Ranger Service teams, along with Kim Vender (Edinburgh University), a St Andrews…
At the end of August we were visited by Kathi from Wild For Scotland, who was interested in learning more about Saltmarsh, what we do at Green Shores and why we are trying to restore some of Scotland’s saltmarsh…
The Green Shores team was delighted to be invited to come to Aberlady Nature Reserve and share some information about saltmarshes and work we are doing on saltmarsh restoration with the Deluge project walk-shop. Deluge…
Saltmarshes are coastal habitats valued for specialist flora, wildfowl, and waders, as carbon stores, and for coastal defence. Unfortunately, many of Scotland’s saltmarshes and the biodiversity they support are under…