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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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‘Coastodians’ Set to Champion Solway Coast Future Via Ambitious Solway Coast and Marine Project 

Ecosystem restoration, citizen science, access improvements and a region-wide coastal path are some of the recommendations that have emerged from…

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Have Your Say on the Future of the Solway Coast and the Local Marine Environment

People in Dumfries and Galloway are being invited to input into discussions about potential investment in the region’s marine ecosystems,…

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Stranraer Oyster Festival and the Wigtown Book Festival

SCAMP has been working with the Stranraer Oyster Festival (13th – 15th September) and the Wigtown Book Festival (27th September…

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