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The Trust’s Visitor Centre at the Falls of Clyde is linking up with its neighbour, the historic New Lanark UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a fantastic offer to Trust members. …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Director of Conservation Jonathan Hughes is in the running for election to the Council of the world’s oldest and largest global environmental organization after securing a …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is celebrating the birth of two peregrine falcon chicks (eyasses) and looking forward to one more, as two of the three eggs at the Falls of …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has been a key organisation in shaping an important report on Sustainable Development in Scotland for the Rio+20 Earth Summit in June 2012. A workshop was …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today said that Donald Trump is pouring oil on the fire by campaigning against wind energy while causing irreversible damage to the environment with his …
North Berwick Wildlife Club has been presented with awards from The Wildlife Trusts, the umbrella body for Wildlife Trusts in the UK. In the annual Wildlife Watch awards, celebrating wildlife …
Some of Scotland’s most important assets in the fight against climate change are badly damaged, but can be repaired, a new report says. The Scottish Wildlife Trust has undertaken the …
The record breaking osprey at the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Loch of the Lowes reserve in Perthshire has laid the 62nd egg of her lifetime. The osprey, affectionately known by many …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust can confirm that the pair of peregrine falcons roosting at the Falls of Clyde has laid eggs. The peregrine falcon is the world’s fastest animal. Peregrines …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has launched a webcam focussing on red squirrels, while great spotted woodpeckers, siskins and greenfinches will all be visible too. The People’s Postcode Lottery Squirrelcam is …