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SCAMP Landscape Connections collaborates with festivals across the south of Scotland including the Stranraer Oyster Festival and Wigtown Book Festival and has more recently, working in collaboration with partners, invented a new Saltmarsh Festival called “ImMerse”. SCAMP and our partners run workshops and citizen science events to help engage people with their coastal and marine nature through the year.

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SCAMP – Seagrass Opportunity Mapping Contract

Seagrass meadows have declined dramatically over the last century. In the Solway we believe our existing beds are doing better…

SCAMP- Seagrass Drone Survey Contract

Seagrass, both intertidal and subtidal is present along many parts of our shores. Both UK species (Zostera marina and Zostera…

SCAMP- Mobile Lab Design Contract

SCAMP covers a huge area, from Cairn Ryan to Gretna and all points in-between along the coast. We think there…

SCAMP- Long Term Biodiversity Monitoring Strategy Contract

Here at SCAMP we are super ambitious to restore some of our key coastal habitats. we are looking for individuals,…

Oyster Hatchery Feasibility Study Contract

Oysters were once abundant in many parts of Solway, but overfishing destroyed and fragmented the beds in the 1800s. One…

Oyster, Opportunity Mapping Contract

Oysters were once abundant in many parts of Solway, but overfishing destroyed and fragmented the beds in the 1800s. One…

Solway Coast Path Community Engagement Contract Opportunity

The Southern Uplands Partnership (SUP) Maximum Contract Value: £9,000 (excluding VAT) Contract Period: June- December 2026, with some further ad…

Stanctuary Budget and Design Event

Calling to all in the community of Stranraer! 29th April, 7pm to 9pm at the North West Castle, Stranraer. You…

Two Large-Scale Dumfries and Galloway Nature Restoration Projects Named Together as National Exemplars by Scottish Government

Dumfries and Galloway is set to become a national leader in landscape‑scale nature recovery as two major regional projects –…

Where the roots meet the Surf – getting to grips with Coastal Woodlands

Dumfries & Galloway Woodlands is still a very new organisation, not even three years old. We have been on a…

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