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by Ross Laird The Wild Food Walk took place on Saturday 8th June. The sun was shining on Beveridge Park, and an eager group of participants enjoyed an informative session with expert Tony Wilson. First Tony recommended a book which detailed some edible wild plants, and importantly some poisonous ones …

By Fraser Nicol Earlier this year Greener Kirkcaldy were approached by Fife Council, to take part in their ‘Edible and Tasty Spaces’ (E.A.T.S) project and were more than happy to jump head first at the chance to promote another great project.  Greener Kirkcaldy were asked to plant and look after …

We are currently collaborating on a research project with Lucy Sparks, an MSc student from The University of Edinburgh. The study focusses on the communication of Greener Kirkcaldy’s events and activities to the general public and is exploring ways to increase community involvement. We would very much appreciate your input …

ARCHIVE: June 2013 Have you visited our new Fair Trade shop yet? Its part of the Greener Kirkcaldy Advice Centre & Eco Shop at 254a High Street. Throughout June, we’re offering 10% all Fair Trade goods if you bring this voucher. We’ve got teas, a wide range of coffee, loads …

Suzy and Alison open the doors on the new look shop We’re back!  The new look Greener Kirkcaldy Advice Centre and Eco Shop has re-opened on the High Street this Saturday 25th May. You can still come in for impartial, expert energy advice but we’ve expanded what we do in …

Crowds gathered to go bat hunting! The group gathered outside of Kirkcaldy Rugby Club in the Beveridge Park at around 20:30 not to go to the party, but to go on the hunt for bats. There were mixed feelings for the small, furry creatures; mainly anticipation and excitement, but also …

The group gathered at Seafield Beach Car Park on a breezy Saturday in April, it wasn’t too cold so it was great to walk along the coast to see the wonderful scenery, while learning about geology.  Leading the walk was Tony Wilson and there were a large number of people …

by Russell You may have noticed some works going on in Dunnikier Park over the last few months.  Greener Kirkcaldy has been involved in the developments on the area of grass between Kirkcaldy High and the chalet park, from planning to planting trees.  You can read more about the project …