We're excited to introduce the project leaders and teams behind the River Park Programme. Each project will bring fresh energy, diverse opportunities, and local leadership to the area.
đź› Capacity Building in Heritage Groups
Paul Murtagh and Madison Reavis (Green Action Trust / Archaeology Scotland)
A three-year initiative (2025–2028) aimed at building resilience and sustainability among Levenmouth’s heritage groups. Includes training, youth skills programmes, and a Local Youth Heritage Forum.
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🌿 Community Engagement & Empowerment
Naomi D’Cruz (Green Action Trust)
This project celebrates local heritage and nature through inclusive, fun events. From outdoor cinemas to youth-led projects, Naomi is fostering pride and connection across the community.
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🏫 Explore Outdoors
Maciej Dokurno (Fife Coast & Countryside Trust)
Working with primary schools to embed outdoor learning, this project brings curriculum-linked experiences to life while helping schools create vibrant outdoor learning spaces.
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đź’š Green Health Partnership
Emily Alexander and Rich Webster (Fife Coast & Countryside Trust)
Connecting people to nature to improve well-being, Emily’s work focuses on direct support for those facing health or social barriers—helping everyone access green health opportunities.
This project includes a 12-week Branching Out programme where, once a week, people will participate in woodland-based activities such as nature photography, conservation, walks and yoga, environmental art, learning about ecology and more, to improve their mental health.
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🎓 Green Skills Academy
David Paterson (Fife Council) (second from left)
Training for the future! The Academy offers accredited, practical training to support local employment, especially for those with additional needs. Skills include first aid, health & safety, and more.
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🔍 Hidden Heritage
Paul Murtagh & Madison Reavis (Green Action Trust / Archaeology Scotland)
Will be uncovering the untold stories of Levenmouth! This project includes archival research, archaeology, 3D heritage modelling, and educational kits—all designed to share and celebrate local history.
đź—ş Interpretation Project
Andrea Habeshaw (Green Action Trust) will be helping locals tell their own story. This project will be a collaboration with the community and will involve the creation of digital and physical interpretation throughout River Park, including public art, exhibitions, a digital archive, and self-guided tours.
🏗 Methil Mill Archaeology Project
Paul Murtagh & Madison Reavis (Green Action Trust / Archaeology Scotland)
Hands-on heritage! In this one they will explore the 18th-century Methil Mill site through excavation, historical research, traditional building skills, and community storytelling.
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