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We now have over 2,500 followers on Twitter! Following the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s tweets is a great way to keep up with the latest on Scotland’s wildlife. Our latest news, …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today considered the publication of the report of the Mar Lodge Independent Review Panel. The report, commissioned by the National Trust for Scotland to review …
Following today’s announcement of coastguard cuts by the UK Shipping Minister, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling on the UK’s governments to take better account of wildlife when considering maritime …
Wildlife is important to everyone, whether they realise it or not. Regular access to a wildlife-rich environment has been proven to reduce rates of obesity, heart disease, depression and even …
Scotland's beavers are thriving! New footage, taken as part of the Scottish Beaver Trial, shows the residents of Knapdale grooming, gathering food and building dams. The footage has been taken …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today urged members of the Scottish Parliament to give full recognition to the value of greenspace to people and the economy. Nature-rich greenspace is a …
North Ayrshire Council has rejected plans for a new coal fired power station at Hunterston. The Scottish Wildlife Trust has been part of a coalition of environmental groups campaigning against …
Staff and volunteers at the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Montrose Basin Visitor Centre are gearing up to host a weekend of winter wildlife watching on Saturday 12th and Sunday 13th November. …
Visitors to the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre in Dunkeld have a real treat in store during the winter time. The four star Visitor Centre provides …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust have said that the news that Carbon Capture and Storage is to be dropped at Longannet goes to show how flimsy the case for a new …