Crom Crumbs

Crom Crumbs is where the day-to-day work of the watershed gets told in full. It is a library of content gathering the small, true stories that a project report never has room for: the litter picking event at Cromarty, the species surveys at Kildermorie, or the ghillie who has watched the Alness run for thirty seasons.

This could be anything from a two-minute entry scribbled from the riverbank, a short film shot over the Orrin, or a podcast conversation recorded knee-deep in the River Sgitheach. Whatever the form, every crumb comes from the same place: people who live in the Cromarty Firth catchment, telling you honestly how its rivers, woods and peatlands are faring, and giving insight into every day local life.