Outdoor Interpretation
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Deep Time Trail
Client: Edinburgh Geological Society, June 2026 CMC is proud to have worked on this once-in-a-generation interpretation project for one of the world’s most significant geological sites – Hutton’s Unconformity. The Deep Time Trail tells the story of James Hutton’s observation…
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The Deep Time Trail – Siccar Point
The Deep Time Trail at Siccar Point in East Lothian was officially launched at the end of May 2026. Led by Edinburgh Geological Society, CMC are delighted to have delivered the project’s interpretation and design. The site is of international…
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Morenish Trail – Ben Lawers
The Morenish Woodland Trail is situated on the lower slopes of Ben Lawers. It is a short walk with excellent views of the mountains above and Loch Tay below, and the chance to discover a hidden waterfall. CMC created the…
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Dumyat – Peatlands restoration
CMC have recently been working with Edinburgh University to create new interpretation on Dumyat hill and Drumbrae, above Bridge of Allan. This area, at the western end of the Ochills is part of a new peatlands restoration project. The new…
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Falls of Clyde – Power Trail – Launched
The official opening of the Power Trail between New Lanark and the Falls of Clyde took place last week. CMC installed the graphic panels a while ago (see earlier post) since when we have been providing New Lanark and Scottish…
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Glenboig Life Centre
Client: North Lanarkshire Council and the Glenboig Trust, summer 2024 Continuing our positive relations with the Seven Lochs Wetland Park team, CMC have produced fresh, community-focused interpretation for the Glenboig Life Centre and the surrounding village park. The Life Centre celebrates…
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Falls of Clyde – Power Trail
CMC have just completed a key stage in the Vision for Lanark’s Power Trail Project. Working with our partners, Lanark Community Development Trust, New Lanark, the Scottish Wildlife Trust and with the support of Drax and SSE Renewable, we have…
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Glenboig – Industry to nature
Recently, CMC produced fresh, community-focused interpretation for the Glenboig Life Centre and the surrounding village park. The Life Centre celebrates the local area’s natural heritage and hidden industrial past – now largely green space, it was once at the heart…
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University of Edinburgh – Peatlands
Some of the CMC team were out on Dumyat hill above Bridge of Allan last week to discuss interpretation for a new peatland restoration project with the University of Edinburgh. After a site visit with the Ranger, we held a…