Roots of Renewal at John Muir Country Park
As part of our wider Muir to Forth project our restoration of the John Muir Country Park by Dunbar has kicked off this month.
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Scottish Coastal Clean Up: Our plans for 2026
As the evenings stretch a little longer and the warmth of the sun begins to return, it finally feels like we can shake off the grip of winter and look ahead to a busy and exciting summer season.
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An oyster’s journey to the Firth of Forth
The Firth of Forth was once home to a thriving European flat oyster (Ostrea edulis) population, which was one of the largest oyster beds in Europe.
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Championing the Hedgerow
Across much of the Scottish countryside hedgerows are such a familiar feature that they can go almost unnoticed.
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Seasonal change is on its way
Snowdrops are currently a common sight across our East Lothian landscape at the current time, a sign that winter is loosening its grip and spring is on its way.
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Coastal Guardians
At Scottish Coastal Clean up, we’re incredibly lucky to have a community of dedicated volunteers who go above and beyond to protect our coastline.
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Tommy Dale – Trustee – Explains why you should support us
Watch the video to hear Trustee Tommy Dale break down our Three Pillar Projects and the heart of our mission. As Tommy explains, we can’t reach the horizon alone.
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Controlling gorse on East Lothian reserves
If you have walked around the base of Berwick Law recently, you would have noticed large areas where extensive clumps of gorse have been cut back.
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Balanced Horizon is local lead for Scotland’s Farm Cluster Connections
Balanced Horizon, in partnership with East Lothian Climate Hub, is taking on the role of local facilitator for a new national programme called ‘Farm Cluster Connections’.
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Senior Landscape Ecologist joins the team
Mike Thornton has recently joined the Balanced Horizon team as a full-time Senior Landscape Ecologist for our Muir to Forth programme.