The Forth and Tay Estuaries and the adjacent coastlines 29 April-1 May 2019 Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland Two days of fascinating talks and presentations on the marine environment of the Scottish East Coast with an emphasis on the Forth…
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Scotland’s vision is for clean, healthy, safe, productive and diverse seas that are managed to meet the long term needs of nature and people. This is only achievable through strong national action and international cooperation. Scotland’s International Marine Conference, held…
See the series of exciting events here 7-17th September 2018– Many wonderful opportunities to get up close with your coastline and discover new stories, sights and species- see what appeals to you from the extensive programme!! The Angus Coastal Festival…
Community approaches to coastal and marine planning Download the 2018 conference flier Following last year’s successful 1st joint Tay and Forth Estuary Annual Conference, held in Dundee, this year it’s the Forth Estuary Forum’s turn to host in the fantastic…
We want you to tell us about your favourite wildlife watching spots in the South Esk. From established visitor sites to “Hidden Gems” we’d like to know. The newly-launched South Esk catchment consultation allows you to tell us about your…
The very first Angus Coastal Festival will run in early September and coincides with the Marine Conservation Society Big Beach Clean Weekend 14th-17th September. A host of a local coastal attractions, businesses and knowledgeable champions of the Angus coast will…
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Click the link below to read a report by Dr Tim Stojanovic (University of St Andrews, MASTS and Tay Estuary Forum Steering Group). Stojanovic, T.A. (2017) Scoping the design of a regional marine planning process. A report to the…
Download our joint conference report here. Hope to see you at the next one! TEF FEF Conference Report 2017 Link to 2017 Presentations