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The Japanese term Shinrin-yoku translates as “forest bathing”. It refers to spending time in the woods for its therapeutic (or bathing) effect. Most of us have felt tension slip away …
Get fitter, get out and about or learn a new skill. If any of these sound like your new years’ resolutions for 2016, then look no further than the volunteering …
In this week's 50 for the Future article, Trustee of the Scottish Wildlife Trust, Deryck Irvine, explains why new and existing urban developments need well designed natural features.
In ancient times, Frigga, Nordic goddess of beauty, gave birth to her son, Baldur at the end of winter solstice. Frigga’s talent was that she could divine the fates of men …
As I sadly come to the end of my 3 month internship here at Montrose Basin Visitor Centre, I have had the chance to reflect on my time here. It …
The ‘technical hitch’ has been resolved and the metal shutters on the visitor centre viewing window are now working again! Right now we have red squirrels, woodpeckers, blue tits, great …
Just a quick note to say that if you are planning to visit Loch of the Lowes today to enjoy watching the feeding station – please note that we have …
This week’s tracking update will be very brief as there’s little to report in the way of change. FR3 seems to have settled on the mangrove swamp to the north …
This week I am calling on you all to help save our bees. The EU is currently reviewing a two-year ban introduced in December 2013 restricting the use of three …
In this week's 50 for the Future article, Technical Director for the Confederation of Forest Industries, Andrew Heald, explains how we can better manage woodlands to benefit farmers and society.