What next for the UK’s beavers?
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Our Chief Executive Jonny Hughes considers what happens next for beavers in the UK.
What I missed while I was home
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Almost every time, when I am on holiday, I feel like I miss something, while I am not in the Visitor Centre. It was the same in the beginning of …
Local Landscape Heroes sought in the Clyde and Avon Valley
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From farmers to millers and poets to painters, a new volunteering project, Local Landscape Heroes, will celebrate the people that have shaped the Clyde and Avon Valley. Volunteers are being …
Beavers at Loch of the Lowes
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Loch of the Lowes has been home to charismatic species including ospreys and red squirrels for decades. Recently a more unusual species took up residence at the reserve when two …
How to tell the difference between cormorant and shag
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Cormorant and shag are two similar looking closely related and frequently confused bird species. They are both black, reptilian-like, fish eating water birds that swim low on the water with …
Home at last – Beavers back for good in Scotland
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There have been many wildlife successes during the last half century, but the official return of the beaver to Scotland is perhaps the biggest to date.
50 for the Future – Green roofs
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In this week's 50 for the Future article, Dusty Gedge discusses the possibilities for greening Scotland's rooftops.
Changing Scenery.
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The Loch of the Lowes changes constantly with every season. Here are some photos of the loch in different seasons. Chris Cachia Zammit