What's New?
Making the Most of the Coast is a new project supporting sustainable use, enjoyment and promotion of the Dumfries and Galloway coastline. To deliver this project, Solway Firth Partnership is recruiting two staff based at our offices in Dumfries: a Coastal Ranger and a supporting Administrator. see here for more information
World Oceans Week Celebrations
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See here for more information on how Dumfries & Galloway is celebrating World Oceans Day
Tidelines The next edition of Tidelines is out now. Look out for it in your mailbox (virtual or otherwise) or download it from this site. Let us know If you have an article linked to the Solway Firth that you would like to put forward for inclusion in the next edition, which will be out in time for our Annual Conference in November.
Solway Firth Partnership
Welcome to the website of the Solway Firth Partnership. It was last updated on 10 May 2012. Our Vision Statement To secure an environmentally sustainable future for the Solway Firth area which allows the economy to prosper while respecting the distinctive character, natural features, wildlife and habitats of the Firth. The Making the Most of the Coast project will include land art, building on the region’s reputation in this field. This photograph of local artist, Jim Buchanan, creating a labyrinth at Sandyhills on the Dumfries and Galloway coast gives an impression of the striking images this can generate. The photograph was taken by Allan Pollok-Morris and features in the book: 'Close: Landscape Design and Land Art in Scotland' (Northfield Editions).%20(320x240).jpg)