Ride the FREE Inner Forth Bike Bus and explore more on Sundays

Get on board the Inner Forth Bike Bus and travel with your bike for FREE between Alloa and the Forth Bridges every Sunday until 27th October 2024.

Explore the heritage of the Inner Forth and leave your car at home.
Walkers are also welcome to use the hop-on, hop-off service.

The Inner Forth Bike Bus is funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to players of the National Lottery, and The Crown Estate, via Fife Council.

Find out more and book your place here:

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Welcome to Inner Forth Futures

The Inner Forth Futures (IFF) partnership aims to make the Inner Forth a better place to live, work, visit and invest in, by helping to promote its natural and cultural heritage, and sustainable transport options. We also want to support communities so that they feel confident to take a greater role in managing and promoting the area’s heritage for themselves.

Our project area includes the parts of Stirling, Falkirk, Clackmannanshire and Fife that surround the Inner Forth. We have been working together since 2011. Explore the site to find out more.

Our current project, Climate FORTH - Furthering Our Resilience Through Heritage, will facilitate and demonstrate the transformative action needed to transition to a climate literate, ready and resilient place.

Browse the sections below to learn more about Climate FORTH and our wider work:

Explore

Browse walking & cycling trails, and discover the Inner Forth’s landscape, wildlife, and history

Get Involved

Check out how you can help to make the Inner Forth a better place to work, live and visit

Shaping & Informing

Find out how we are helping to inform the future of the Inner Forth

Training & Learning

Check out the training opportunities and resources soon available through Climate FORTH

Sustainable Tourism

Discover ways your business can support sustainable tourism in the Inner Forth

Communities Taking Action

Find out how we are supporting our local communities to get involved in heritage management

What's New

Project Assistant Blog: My time at Climate FORTH

[Families from Homestart took part in beachcombing at Blackness Beach] Hello, my name is Margaret and I’m the Project Assistant for the Climate FORTH Project. This is a training and development role for one year and is my first job after...

PRESS RELEASE: Climate FORTH Local Resilience Plans unveiled to safeguard heritage.

Four new Local Resilience Plans have been launched as part of the Climate FORTH project, which outline community priorities for heritage and working towards a more climate-resilient future. These plans, developed for Fallin (Stirling), Bainsford...

Inner Forth Photography Contest

[Black Devon Wetlands, Alloa, by This Way Up Media][Cambuskenneth Abbey, by This Way Up Media][Kinneil Foreshore, by This Way Up Media] Are you a keen amateur photographer? Do you enjoy taking pictures of the Inner Forth area? If so, the Climate...

Invitation to Tender: Community Heritage Group Training & Mentoring

[Training Session Image.jpg] OPPORTUNITY - Invitation to Tender: Community Heritage Group Training & Mentoring RSPB Scotland wishes to commission the creation of a training programme to be offered to people or groups within the project area...

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