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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.
From ancient Greece, Rome and China to the present, the belief in natures ability to restore and cure has been persistent. Borne from this belief are the foundations behind passions …
The relative behaviour of our two young ospreys over the past fortnight has been starkly contrasting. FR3 hasn’t ventured beyond the confines of the bolons (creeks) to the south of the …
In winter time bats have an ingenious survival technique that I am sure you are all aware of – hibernation. It is the perfect way for these small flying mammals …
Following on from last night’s exciting news Chris Wood has very kindly provided us with more photos of FR3 and an account of how he and Fansu were able to track …
In this week's 50 for the Future article, Scottish Wildlife Trust Head of Policy, Dr Maggie Keegan, explains why reducing Scotland's pesticide use can be good for farmers, wildlife and society.
We received the very exciting news this evening that our osprey community friends Chris Wood and Fansu Bojang have this afternoon located and photographed our young osprey FR3, near Kafuta …
Four entries showcasing the autumnal beauty of the local landscape have been selected as winners of the Clyde and Avon valleys’ seasonal photo competition – as the hunt for winter …
Haha jokes! We love our birds here at Montrose Basin, but this isn’t another blog about birds… Not really anyway! Sadly, this will be my last blog as an intern here …
A bird I regularly see at this time of the year is the looming black shape of a Great Cormorant (aka Cormorant) and after doing a bit of reading I …