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Projects
Fife Coast and Countryside Trust delivers projects in partnership with a wide range stakeholders, partner organisations and community groups. This new section of our website will share current projects and become an archive for projects that are completed in the coming years.
Rosyth Rivers Restoration
December 17, 2024
This project aims to restore the rivers in Rosyth by re-meandering them and improving freshwater habitat, to support biodiversity, community wellbeing and increase climate resilience. We want to deliver significant ecological improvements by expanding and enhancing the natural habitat of the Whinny and Brankholm Burns.
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2024 Projects
Rosyth Rivers Restoration
December 17, 2024
This project aims to restore the rivers in Rosyth by re-meandering them and improving freshwater habitat, to support biodiversity, community wellbeing and increase climate resilience. We want to deliver significant ecological improvements by expanding and enhancing the natural habitat of the Whinny and Brankholm Burns.
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Levenmouth Green Health Partnership
November 12, 2024
For many years the NHS and H&SCP have been excellent at identifying the social and economic determinants of health and wellbeing, building healthcare approaches based on this understanding.ย Environmental determinants of health and wellbeing however, are still largely identified as threats to, and not an opportunity for good health, with the likes of, air pollution, flooding and water contamination dominating the conversation.ย The Levenmouth Green Health Partnership (LGHP) seeks to flip this narrative, promoting nature based health interventions in an effort to legitimise green health approaches within the community and local healthcare provision.ย Our approach is based on the Our Natural Health Service Model pioneered by NatureScot.
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2023 Projects
Branching Out
October 16, 2023
Branching out is a tried and tested initiative which was pioneered by Forestry Scotland back in 2009. The programme consists of half a day of woodland activities per week, for a duration of 12 weeks, delivered in the woods or greenspaces accessible to communities.
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The Dreel Burn Investment Readiness Partnership
September 29, 2023
The Dreel Burn Investment Readiness Partnership, funded by the Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland (FIRNS) grant scheme, is highly collaborative, with co-design between interested parties being key to our core values of transparency and integrity.
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Nature Finance Fife
May 11, 2023
Partnering for sustainable landscapes, nature, and people
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2022 Projects
Restoration Forth
September 30, 2022
Restoration Forth is a 3 year project which is developing the community-led restoration of seagrass meadows and oysters to help restore the health and diversity of the Firth of Forth.
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Restoring the River Leven
May 18, 2022
The River Leven has seen many man-made changes that have been made over time many due to its rich industrial heritage which have an impact on the local environment. A series of projects will be undertaken within the Leven catchment between now and 2030 to help deliver on our vision.
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River Restoration – Back Burn
April 29, 2022
Through the Leven Programme we are working hard to develop and deliver two river restoration projects. One focuses on a 4km section of the River Leven near the river mouth and the other on one of itโs tributaries the Back Burn which flows from the Lomond Hills.
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2020 Projects
The Lyne Burn Green Network Project
January 18, 2020
The Lyne Burn Green Network is a multi-partner project which aimed to improve and connect greenspace in central Dunfermline while restoring a section of the Lyne Burn to a more natural condition, creating a rich space for people to enjoy.
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