Have You Seen this Moth?
The Forestry Commission is appealing to walkers and ramblers who are out and about in woodlands this summer to look out for pine-tree lappet moths and let it know if they see any.
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Newhailes Nippers get back to Nature
Under-fives in East Lothian are being invited to go wild with the National Trust for Scotland at its historic Newhailes estate, from March this year.
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East Lothian’s Seals
Seals are a great favourite with visitors to zoos and circuses but two species of seal can also be seen in their native habitat on the East Lothian shores: the grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) and the common seal (Phoca vitulina)
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Golf Course Extension could Damage Dunes
A golf course extension in Dirleton, East Lothian will damage fragile dunes and associated plants claim the Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT). The Trust has submitted an objection to a proposal to East Lothian Council that could see Renaissance Golf Club granted a 3-hole golf course extension on a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) at West Links Dunes.
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