About this Event
Please join us for a community walk along the coast from Wardie Bay to Granton / Royston (the ‘Brick’) Beach to search for flat oyster shells on Remembrance Day for Lost Species.
Meet on November 30th 2025 at 2pm to walk together and find out about the restoration of seagrass habitats and European flat oyster populations in the Firth of Forth - a species which used to be abundant and was fished to local extinction around 100 years ago. Together, we will search for evidence of these flat oysters, and there will be talking and sharing about our concerns for the health of the sea and the species who live in, and depend on, it.
We anticipate the event lasting 1.5 hours. It may be cold, so please bring a flask of something hot and wear warm clothes and suitable footwear. We will end at The Pitt where a variety of drinks and food will be on sale.
This event has been thought up by Katie Smith from Granton Community Gardeners who is working to gather local knowledge about our wildlife and build a Granton nature restoration plan, and Tamsin Grainger, local walking artist with an interest in local history and community wellbeing.
Free (you can make a donation to cover costs if you like). Everyone is welcome including children and dogs. This walk will be manageable on wheels. We aim to be inclusive and open.
We hope to walk with representatives from Restoration Forth and Edinburgh Shoreline
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Wardie Bay, 92 Lower Granton Road, Edinburgh, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
