Regenerate
Our Green Space
FORTROSE & ROSEMARKIE
Regenerate Our Green Space is a volunteer organisation based in Fortrose & Rosemarkie in the Scottish Highlands.
We wish to create places which are useful and beautiful green spaces that are inclusive for people and wildlife, while encouraging a cohesive and strong community spirit.
A growing community project
Good News!
We have found land for a community garden and food growing project.

It’s a 0.69 acre field adjoining Ness Road and Ross Crescent, separated from the adjacent field by a fence. The land is not cultivated currently (see the area bounded by the blue dots).
We are currently negotiating its transfer with the owners and hope to have news soon. We’re grateful to Highland & Islands Enterprise for their grant support for legal costs.
In the meantime, we undertake local work parties to improve our local area. You can read about these on our News page, but why not join us for future ones? They are publicised here and on Facebook.
Become a member
What does becoming a member involve?
Becoming a member is free, and there is no obligation to volunteer unless you choose to do so.
However, there will be numerous opportunities for you to volunteer and actively participate in various projects.
Looking for new directors!
This year, there will be an election for 3 directors. If you are interested in being more involved with ROGS and being part of what promises to be a very exciting time for us, please do consider standing as a director. “Director” sounds very formal, but the committee...
AGM – 30 Sep 2025
We're holding our AGM a little earlier this year, partly to avoid the dark winter nights. It will be held on Tuesday 30 September at 7pm at the Chanonry Sailing Clubhouse in Fortrose. Come along to to catch up on what ROGS has been up to this last year (including some...
St Andrews path – cleared!
ROGS and Fortrose & Rosemarkie Community Council joined forces with local residents last weekend to tidy up the path from Fortrose High Street down to St Andrews Walk and the Harbour. Thank you to the many volunteers who turned out or lent equipment, and to...