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Findhorn Bay is a tidal estuary of around 580 hectares, located at the mouth of the Findhorn River, on the Southern coast of Scotland’s Moray Firth. The Moray Firth coast, stretching from Inverness to Peterhead, has been voted one of the top 20 most beautiful coastal areas in the world by National Geographic. Findhorn Bay is home to many species of birds, some resident, some migratory.
Past Blog Posts
- Winter Solstice Update 2019 22 December 2019
- Waves O’Flight – A Gem by the Bay 30 September 2018
- Shooting on Findhorn Bay: To Ban or Not to Ban? That is the Question 15 September 2018
- Winter Season Report 2017-18 17 January 2018
- Voluntary Shooting Scheme Introduced 22 September 2017
- Local campaigners seek spirit of compromise from shooters over future of Findhorn Bay 17 December 2016
- Over 50,000 Pink-Foot Geese on Findhorn Bay! 3 October 2016
- Moray Council – Findhorn Bay is a NATURE RESERVE Not a Shooting Range 7 September 2016
- A Peaceful Morning in Findhorn Bay – 5th September 2016 6 September 2016
- A Peaceful Protest March in Findhorn Bay – 31st August 2016 1 September 2016
- Voluntary Arrangement for the shooting season 2016-17 20 July 2016
- Walk in the Bay on Sunday 29 May at 4pm. 27 May 2016
- Local Voices for Peace on Findhorn Bay 3 March 2016
- Shooting Status Quo “Untenable” says Richard Lochhead MSP 13 February 2016
- Help us Ban the Shooting in Findhorn Bay Nature Reserve 1 February 2016
- Friends of Findhorn Bay call First Public Meeting in Kinloss 19 December 2015
- Friends of Findhorn Bay is born 12 December 2015