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Seawilding Wins at RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards
Seawilding was honoured to have won the Coast and Waters category at the RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards 2022, and proud to be part of the...
Seawilding and BSAC partner to protect marine environment
Seawilding has partnered with BSAC (British Sub-Aqua Club) to offer BSAC members and their families the chance to help champion the...
NOW AVAILABLE! A series of practical how-to videos for restoring seagrass
If you're keen to learn about how to survey, harvest, process, and plant this carbon sequestering, biodiversity enhancing wonder plant,...
An historic moment for Scotland and Loch Craignish
Community-led marine habit restoration powering ahead! The very first of many seagrass seeds to be planted in the next few weeks....
Our community-led Seagrass restoration has started!
This weekend our community-led Seagrass restoration got well underway. Snorkelers, divers and volunteers worked together to collect...
October 2020 BIG news!
Our first 60,000 native oysters are now on the seabed in Loch Craignish, thanks to lots of brilliant (socially distanced) volunteers. At...
mid-October 2020
Our 60,000 native oysters in our floating nursery have grown incredibly well. We have seen NO mortality, and most of them have trebled in...
September 2020
Members of the Craignish community have been surveying the seabed in preparation for putting down our first 60,000 juvenile native...
August 2020
It’s the end of July, and a gorgeous morning in Argyll and a crowd of us, of all ages, are gathered around polystyrene boxes on the beach...
June 2020
Our first five oyster hoisters with nearly three hundred oysters have been suspended off the pontoons at the Ardfern Yacht Centre! Each...
May 2020
​Despite Covid19, we’re pulling out all the stops to get the project up and running in the summer. Currently, we are sourcing equipment...
April 2020
In late April, we took a peek at our pilot project native oysters growing in a gabion cage on the seabed off Eilean Buidhe to see how...
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