What's New

  The team at Mucky Puddle, who design our website for us, have done a great job of redesigning our home page to  make it easier for visitors to find out about our new plans and projects, such as Inner Forth Wanderings and Windings, while still...

Inner Forth Futures are inviting Expressions of Interest from artists and art collectives/companies, to deliver a creative commission to link with our new Wanderings and Windings project. We are looking for an artist or arts collective with a...

RSPB Scotland, on behalf of the Inner Forth Futures partnership, wishes to commission the development of eight ‘Wanderings and Windings’ (trails) of the Inner Forth. These will be micro-adventures designed to take up to a day to complete. The...

  Inner Forth Futures has received a National Lottery grant of £47,000 for an exciting heritage project, called Wanderings and Windings. Made possible by money raised by National Lottery players, the project will enable the creation of...

                                Not really goodbye! Since 2012, a partnership of eight local authorities, public bodies and charities has been working successfully together with local community groups, individuals and...

In a unique project that will link the Inner Forth’s industrial history to its future landscape, the Inner Forth Landscape Initiative is commissioning Ballatine’s Castings, in Bo’ness, one of the UK’s last working iron foundries, to cast 11 cast...

The Inner Forth is an incredible place that has been formed by nature and shaped by people. A place steeped in history that holds so much importance to the wildlife and the people that have lived here, both past and present. A place that deserves...

The Inner Forth Landscape Initiative team are seeking a consultant to carry out a Final Monitoring and Evaluation Review of the programme and partnership during summer 2018.  The IFLI team are looking to contract an evaluation consultant to...

  Have you visited RSPB Black Devon Wetlands Nature Reserve? If so would you be able to spare a few minutes to let the RSPB know what you thought about it? Since the RSPB signed the lease for Black Devon Wetlands from Clackmannanshire council...