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The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the People’s Plan for Nature, an initiative from WWF-UK, the RSPB, which has been developed through a two-phase participatory process. We applaud the move to …
With the osprey chicks reaching the milestone of 6 and 5.5 weeks old respectively, the youngsters were the ideal developmental stage for ringing this week. Whilst their bones are almost …
It’s been a glorious week at Loch of the Lowes, with blue skies and sunshine dominating the weather, until some much needed rain fell from the skies on Sunday night …
With the welcome return of summer comes the less welcome return of some invasive species, which include the difficult to control Himalayan balsam, Japanese knotweed and the potentially dangerous giant …
Young Leader, Emma Eusebi has a written a blog for Clean Air Day in Scotland (15 June 2023) highlighting how air pollution is affecting wildlife. Air pollution can create significant …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has recently responded to the Scottish Government’s consultation on “Future Grant Support for Forestry”, which ended on May 17, and it is expected that there will …
We have extended our existing sand martin nesting house at Gailes Marsh reserve in Irvine from 48 to 100 nesting holes. Access is available to monitor all the nest boxes …
It’s been another fine week weather wise in Highland Perthshire, with sunny weather dominating over the weekend, followed by cooler, more overcast (but still very dry) conditions in the latter …
Another week has flown by (no pun intended) on the osprey nest and the youngsters are growing fast, fueled by their high protein diet of fish from the nearby lochs …
After a period of uncertainty, we left our osprey family last week with the good news that the male LM12 appeared to be recovering well from his injury, was back …