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A FORMER humanitarian aid worker now dedicated to research into the nutritional value of sea buckthorn berries has expressed concern at the “obliteration” of the plant along Archerfield Links’ coastal boundary. Kirstie Campbell, who founded social enterprise Seabuckthorn Scotland CIC, wants to talk to land managers at the golf club to “understand their position” on the cutting back of an approximately 100m by 10m strip of the nutritious plant, west of Yellowcraig beach. Ms Campbell said: “We work in co-operation with the council’s Rangers in Gullane and also parts of Yellowcraig, foraging sea buckthorn for commercial purposes. “We were checking on how the berries were doing in the different areas we were covering and that’s when I saw it [the sea buckthorn that has been cut down].

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