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FR3 It’s been business as usual over the past week for FR3, who shows no inclination to travel beyond the immediate vicinity of Bulok (The red points and orange lines indicate new …
With all this harsh weather we’ve been having, it is hard not to worry about our feathered friends. So how do they survive our winter storms? Firstly, we need to …
We are looking for an enthusiastic individual to provide a first class wildlife experience for visitors to Loch of the Lowes throughout our busy osprey breeding season. Assisting in the day-to-day …
Everyone needs love on Valentine's Day! Adopt a common seal by Monday 8 February for guaranteed delivery by Sunday 14.
If you are planning to come up to the Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre today, please call ahead first (01350 727337) to ensure we are open. The weather is …
There has been no change in FR3’s behaviour over the last couple of weeks with our young osprey remaining within the confines of the bolong (creek) to the north of Bulok …
As many of you will no doubt be aware, staff and volunteers from the Rutland Osprey Project have recently returned from a trip to the Gambia and Senegal. Since 2011 the …
Last week I wrote about how I was hoping to see an otter and lo and behold, I saw one on Saturday evening near Skirling. So next I think I …
In this week's 50 for the Future article, Alex Kinninmonth explains why well-managed marine protected areas are essential to the future health of our seas.
Help exhume secrets of souls laid to rest at St Ninian’s Kirkyard, Stonehouse, by volunteering to take part in a FREE archaeological project on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 February.