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Scottish schoolchildren have produced some extraordinary images as part of the 2011 Focus Environment awards. The competition, a partnership between the Scottish Wildlife Trust, BTCV Scotland and Chevron, encourages young …
Around Christmas and Hogmanay, it’s important to take action for the wildlife in your garden. Follow our simple tips to make sure they’re not left in the cold this winter. …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today objected to the Clyde extension wind farm in the Upper Clyde Valley. If consented, the 57 turbine wind farm could hold the dubious record …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today given its full support to Scottish Natural Heritage’s proposal to designate the Sound of Barra as a Special Area of Conservation under the Habitats …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust will be taking part in the Edinburgh Ethical Christmas Fair from Saturday the 10th-Tuesday 13th December. Last year this event had more than 30,000 visitors and …
Peatlands are areas of land formed over thousands of years from carbon-rich dead and decaying plants in water-logged conditions. This ‘Cinderella’ habitat – overlooked and undervalued – covers less than …
Sandy the Squirrel – the Trust's epic adventurer – set out from Aberdeen early on 30 November to complete a very special mission. In days gone by, red squirrels would …
Heavy rain over the last couple of days has swelled the Falls of Clyde to incredible levels. The Corra Linn and Bonnington waterfalls look even more amazing, as water pours …
Sandy the Squirrel has arrived in Aberdeen for a very special St Andrew's Day journey. In times gone by, red squirrels used to be able to travel from one side …
Sandy the Squirrel has been in the Scottish Wildlife Trust office today, getting ready for a very special journey. Sandy's keeping the journey a secret for now, but wildlife whispers …