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In this week's 50 for the Future article, Scottish Wildlife Trust Chief Executive, Jonny Hughes, explains what is meant by the term 'natural capital' and discusses why it is important for the future of Scotland's wildlife.
Did you know the Forestry Commission used to own part of what is now the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve? They bought part of the Bonnington Estate in the 1950’s …
After FR3 and FR4’s recent adventures, the last week or so has been fairly uneventful, with both birds settled in their respective areas of the Gambia. FR3 continues to make daily journeys …
A question asked by 8 year old John. That, young John, is Phalacrocorax Carbo. Or more commonly known as – a Cormorant. John’s beautifully simple description aside, how else would one recognise …
At this time of year I often struggle to know what to write about, there is only so many times I can write, the waterfalls at the Falls of Clyde …
Unlike so many of Britain’s songbirds goldfinches are thriving; their numbers have increased by about 80% between 2002 and 2012! The British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) thinks bird food in …
In this week's 50 for the Future article, Ed Taylor talks of the importance of greenspaces to urban communities.
Both of our young ospreys have been relatively active over the past week, particularly FR4 who having travelled all the way to Guinea-Bissau the previous week has promptly returned to the …
The estuary here at Montrose Basin is ever changing. Since beginning my time volunteering here I have watched with intrigue as the Basin transforms over the course of the day, …
There is a distinctly wintery feeling in the air at Loch of the Lowes today. The weather system associated with “Storm Abigail” which hit the west and north of Scotland overnight …