Solway Coast and Marine Project – Landscape Connections (SCAMP)

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The Solway Firth is one of the largest and least industrialised estuaries in Europe, with a diverse marine ecosystem. Solway Coast and Marine Project – Landscape Connections (SCAMP) is an ambitious coastal and marine nature restoration project that seeks to restore the coastal and shallow sea habitats of the Solway, covering the entire 210 miles of the Dumfries and Galloway Coastline from Gretna to the Rhins of Galloway.
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