East Grampian Coastal Partnership




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EGCP Projects



Click Here to become a sponsor of the EGCP Turning The Plastic Tide Project

.... Explore 165 miles of the Aberdeenshire coastline to enjoy the sea ....

Turning the Plastic Tide

The Turning The Plastic Tide (TTPT) project has significantly increased public awareness and education about marine litter and plastics through community-led beach cleans in the area. 
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Beach Clean Dates

Marine Spatial Planning

EGCP is actively involved in developing Marine Spatial Planning  (MSP) for the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire coast in Scotland.

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Discover Maps


EGCP has created a new and very unique series of four maps covering the Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire coast as part of the Discover Maps project.

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State of The Coast


EGCP has created a new website - The State of The Coast  Report will cover the North East of Scotland Marine Region



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THE EGCP TEAM

David R Green

Chair & Director

d.r.green@egcp.scot

Role: Research, E-Newsletter & Website

David R. Green is the Director of the Aberdeen Institute for Coastal Science and Management (AICSM), Director of the M.Sc. Degree Programme in Geographical Information Systems (GIS), and Director of the UAV/UAS Centre for Environmental Monitoring and Mapping (UCEMM) in the Department of Geography and Environment, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. 
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Mike Skitmore

Vice-Chair & Director

m.skitmore@egcp.scot

Role: Funding 

Mike Skitmore is married, has four children and has lived in Aberdeenshire since 1978. Following a degree in Civil Engineering he worked for BP for 31 years in Aberdeen, London, the USA and Azerbaijan, mainly in production operations and projects. 
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John Watson

Director

j.watson@egcp.scot

Role: Health & Safety &

Compliance & Project Development

John is Senior Health, Safety & Environmental Advisor for an oil & gas company, sharing his time between Aberdeen and native South Cumbria, England. Before studying Environmental Protection he was an artist and illustrator. 
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Stephen Paterson

Director

s.paterson@egcp.scot

Role: Finance

After completing a degree in Mathematics at Aberdeen University, Stephen qualified as a Chartered Accountant with Coopers & Lybrand Deloitte in Aberdeen in 1991.
 
He was seconded to Peterhead Bay Authority for a 6 month period to oversee financial matters for the construction of a new quayside. 
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Ian Hay
Role: Marine Directorate Project Manager

ian.hay@egcp.org.uk

Mobile: 07971 149117

Lauren Smith
Role: TTPT Project Manager

lauren.smith@egcp.org.uk

Mobile: 07596 968961

Lauren Dunkley
Role: TTPT Project Officer

lauren.dunkley@egcp.org.uk

Mobile: 07775 853716 (She/Her)

Cathryn Lovie
Role: EGCP Intern

cathryn.lovie@egcp.scot

Adam Barker
Role: EGCP Interm

adam.barker@egcp.scot

Turning the Plastic Tide

The coast is not immune from the blight of marine litter. In December 2018, EGCP started work on the Turning the Plastic Tide (TTPT) project. 
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Discover Project

Discover a world of rugged sea cliffs, golden sands, ancient castles and exciting wildlife. From puffins to whales, deserted beaches to bustling harbours, the East Grampian Coast really does have something for everyone - Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter.

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EGCP North East Scotland NMPi

Marine Scotland (NMPi)

At one time, it was hard to find out where activities took place and what designations cover an area. However, the Scottish Government, though Marine Scotland, has put a huge amount of effort into enabling public access to a wide range of valuable information. This has been completed through the creation of National Marine Plan interactive (NMPi).
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Some Interesting Facts About EGCP & the East Grampian Coast
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18


YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE

293,000


PEOPLE LIVING WITHIN COASTAL ZONE

85


MILES OF COAST

169,590


TONNES OF FISH LANDED
ABERDEEN & ABERDEENSHIRE COAST IN 2020

Appreciating our coast

I want the coast to be appreciated and utilised by as many user groups as possible......
The East Grampian Coast is a wonderfully unspoilt resource and we have an obligation to ensure that any development, on or offshore, is done sympathetically to ensure that it stays that way.

Where to find us:

C/O Economic Development & Protective Services Aberdeenshire Council 
Woodhill House  | Aberdeen | AB16 5GB
Scotland | UK.                                    

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