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Jonathan Pinnick, the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Visitor Centre Assistant, said: “We are pleased to confirm that at around 12.10 pm today (Monday 28 March) an unidentified osprey paid a visit …
Are you following the new Falls of Clyde blog? A 24-hour stakeout to watch over a peregrine nest at the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve and Visitor …
Experts remain hopeful that oldest bird could return One year ago today, the bird thought to be oldest breeding female of its kind ever recorded in the UK returned …
Please note that following a landslip at Seaton Cliffs, sections of the coastal path between Victoria Park, Arbroath and Auchmithie are being closed to the public on safety grounds. Access …
The Scottish Government released The Land Use Strategy today. Here's what we think: Tony King, Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Head of Policy, commented: “The Land Use Strategy passes some tests and …
A unique, bronze puffin sculpture, which has spent the last six months travelling aboard a ferry between Aberdeen and the Northern Isles, has now been sold by auction on eBay …
A new visitor attraction will launch next weekend (Saturday 26 March 2011) which aims to ensure visitors to the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Falls of Clyde Visitor Centre in New Lanark can …
A celebration of beavers in spring-time will take place in Scotland this weekend (19 – 20 March), as part of the first multinational beaver festival ever to be held across …
Loch of the Lowes, the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s wildlife reserve, near Dunkeld, is now a protected haven for even more native Scottish wildlife, including osprey, red squirrels and pine marten, …
A fresh appeal to mobile phone users visiting or living in Aberdeen has been launched today (11 March 2011) as part of a bid to help wildlife experts get a …