Author name: Charlotte Johnson

Craigmillar library held a wonderful eco-fair on Earth Day and invited local families to come along and learn about nature […]

Craigmillar library held a wonderful eco-fair on Earth Day and invited local families to come along and learn about nature

I often see oyster shells on Edinburgh beaches & know they used to be often eaten around the Forth, but

I coloured this at Craigmillar Library Earth Day event. Craigmillar library held a wonderful eco-fair on Earth Day and invited

I have seen this marine foam spread out along the beaches in East Neuk, and wanted to know what it

Please meet ‘Gary’ the Short-spined scorpion fish! We were asked to take part in a project with Restoration Forth to

I initially wanted to choose one of the more visible species – one that I had some experience of, bit

This creation was done by Aberlady Beavers and they selected the Gannet because they enjoy seeing them diving for fish

The Aberlady Cubs made art pieces for three creatures. The leaders chose these as they thought it was something we

The Aberlady Cubs made art pieces for three creatures. The leaders chose these as they thought it was something we

There are at least 10,000 species of these swimming bristly worms, some of which pop with brilliant colours or light

Overfishing can devastate it and once gone the undersea habitat becomes much poorer. • 5 different kinds of kelp should

Twaite shad are now rare in the Firth of Forth and are a protected species. This fish is a member

As one of the longest distance migrants in the animal kingdom, the Forth is an internationally important wintering site for

Horse mussel beds are listed as priority marine habitats, and are a Priority Marine Feature in Scottish waters. The horse