An oyster’s journey to the Firth of Forth
The Firth of Forth was once home to a thriving European flat oyster (Ostrea edulis) population, which was one of the largest oyster beds in Europe.
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Restoring Life to the Firth of Forth: A Month of Native Oyster Action
It’s been a busy and inspiring few weeks working alongside the incredible team of Restoration Forth – Find out more …
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From Classroom to Coastline: Andrew’s Journey in Marine Biology
This week we are hearing from Andrew Clarke, another of our hatchery Interns who has been excelling in his role with us at the lobster… -
30 Days at the Hatchery – An Intern’s Thoughts so Far
This week, we are hearing from one of our fantastic interns, Bella Johnston who has been with us for 1 month exceeding her position as… -
The Firth of Forth: A Vital Marine Habitat Under Pressure
Learn more about the Firth’s challenges — and why protecting its future matters for both people and nature.
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Where do restoration oysters come from?
Oyster habitats Collapsed across Europe, mostly due to over fishing, in the 18 and even 1700's. Fast-forward, and in the last ten years oyster restoration has escalated…