As part of the regeneration of Dumbreck Marsh in Kilsyth, we have created a series of

metal panel artworks that capture the rich ecological story of the Garrell Burn.

Developed through a series of creative community workshops, the designs celebrate

the return of the salmon to the river, the vibrant flora and fauna of the marsh, thanks

to its rewilded landscape and the successful restoration of the Garrell Burn.

More than just decorative pieces, the panels serve as an engaging educational tool—

telling the story of a once-threatened habitat now thriving.

Commissioned by North Lanarkshire Council, this public artwork invites visitors to

discover the beauty, resilience, and interconnected life of the area