Views sought about Edinburgh's greenspaces!

Forest Research have launched a short interactive mapping survey to collect information on where people go to see and enjoy nature in Edinburgh. Please complete this survey if you live or work in Edinburgh, or you have visited this city in the last 12 months. It can be completed in just ten minutes: http://map-me.org/sites/GreenEdin

They will use your responses to identify the most loved areas of greenspace in the city and to get a better idea about why you value these areas. 

This survey has been developed as part of the European GREEN SURGE project and findings will be shared with City of Edinburgh Council and other Edinburgh Living Landscape partners to help inform better planning and management of the city’s greenspace. 

Edinburgh Living Landscapes to include wildflower meadow on Bruntsfield Links

The Edinburgh Living Landscapes project will include a wildflower meadow between Leamington Walk and Warrender Park Terrace on Bruntsfield Links. 

The Edinburgh Living Landscape is a partnership project that will create, restore and connect green areas of the city to make attractive and biodiverse landscapes, enjoyed by residents and visitors.  

Partners include:

• City of Edinburgh Council

• Scottish Wildlife Trust

• Edinburgh and Lothians Greenspace Trust

• Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh 

• GreenSurge