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As many people know, wildflower meadows are an incredibly important habitat in the UK – and also one of the most threatened. Nearly all of the UK’s wildflower-rich meadows have …
We recently featured a blog from Eleanor, one of our volunteers on the Isle of Eigg. The blog included some wonderful photos so we’ve created this gallery so you can …
In this blog, we hear from Eleanor Rose Daniel-McKeigue, one of our volunteers on the Isle of Eigg, about some of the wildlife on the island and the work that …
We recently featured the story of a resident golden eagle nest on our Rahoy Hills Wildlife Reserve. Nestled in the wilds of the Morvern Peninsula, Rahoy Hills is home to …
Recap – Failure of Second Egg Like many things this season, the events surrounding the osprey nest at Loch of the Lowes have been complex and curious, including the loss …
In this guest blog, we hear from Scottish Wildlife Trust member and volunteer, John Knox. John recently ventured to Inverbroom, a site acquired by the Trust earlier this year, to …
On 21 June, volunteers and visitors gathered at Dumbarnie Links – a coastal grassland reserve in the East Neuk of Fife – for a BioBlitz-style day of wildlife spotting and …
Joanna Peaker is the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Visitor Centre Site Manager at Montrose Basin. Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Montrose Basin Visitor Centre, having first opened to …
Gulls get a lot of bad press, and in many ways it’s understandable. They are a familiar sight around coastal towns and cities hunting for an easy meal and they …
It’s been a busy few months for the world’s oceans! In May a new film by David Attenborough premiered in cinemas, swiftly followed by the United Nations (UN) Ocean Conference …