East Grampian Coastal Partnership
This page is no longer updated. The information presented here formed part of our previous areas of research. This has included research carried out on behalf of our research partners, commerical contracts and also the Scottish Goverment's Strategic research programme during the period 2011 - 2016.
We have left these pages here to provide background information on our previous areas of research. Further details on the RESAS strategic programme of research (2016-21) will be made available.
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The East Grampian Coastal Partnership is a group of individuals, with representatives from local authorities, industry, conservation bodies, recreation and tourism groups, local residents and many others with an interest in the future wellbeing of the local coast.
The partnership was set up to aid in the delivery of Integrated Coastal Zone Management, between Fraserburgh and St Cyrus. Recent work includes the writing of a State of the Coast report collating social, economic and environmental data on the coastal area. The partnership is hosted at the Aberdeen site of The James Hutton Institute.
This research was funded by the Scottish Government RESAS Strategic Research 2011-2016.
