Open – Water On Again!
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Well – the water is on again! The Visitor Centre is now OPEN! We look forward to seeing you. By the way … we saw a stoat in its white …
In 65 years, do you think children will know what a hedgehog is?
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The nation’s favourite wild animal, our beloved hedgehog is in dire trouble but fear not, there is something that you can do right now to help them! Did you know …
50 for the Future – Lowland raised bogs
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In this week's 50 for the Future article, Dr Scott Shanks provides insight into why it is so important to protect and restore Scotland's lowland raised bogs.
Osprey Tracking Update – 16th February 2016
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FR3’s behaviour pattern over the past fortnight has been largely consistent with that of the last couple of months, with one exception. Yesterday afternoon between 12 and 1pm our young …
The hunt for the elusive, and annoyingly rare, ‘Falls of Clyde Nuthatch’
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Did anyone else hear birds singing last week? As the days grow longer, it seems they are beginning voice their approval! It is a gentle reminder to us all that …
50 for the Future – Remove barriers along our coastlines
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In this week's 50 for the Future article, Jim Densham for the RSPB explains the importance of removing artificial barriers along our coastlines.
1 Day Birdwatching Course
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It is a beautiful sunny day today without a breath of wind to mask the clear calls of distant buzzards, ‘whistling’ wigeon on the loch and the excited spring chattering …
Majestic Atlantic Salmon to Leap the Avon Falls Once Again
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Weirs on the Avon Water have been a barrier to spawning grounds for Atlantic salmon for over a century. This summer, a flagship partnership project funded by Scottish Environment Protection …
Living among the beasts of the basin
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In an attempt to get closer to wildlife, volunteers at the Montrose Basin Visitor Reserve have set a series of camera traps. A camera trap captures motion up to a …
50 for the Future – Re-expose and restore buried rivers
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In this week's 50 for the Future article, Jonny Hughes calls for the hidden waterways that run under Scotland's towns and cities to be re-exposed and restored.