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Catch up with wildlife talks and other online events.
Watch recordings of online talks and events, hosted by the Trust and our local groups around Scotland. We’re adding more recordings to this page as events happen, so watch out for updates. You can view the full playlist of our online talks on our YouTube channel.
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With Ashleigh Whiffin of the National Museum of Scotland, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
With Katie Berry of the Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrel project, hosted by the Lothians Local Group
Watch our celebratory National Members Day event, marking 60 years of championing Scotland’s wildlife. Featuring special guests Liz Bonnin and Cal Major.
With Jonathan Willet of the Cairngorms National Park Authority, hosted by the North of Scotland Local Group.
Learn more about how the Trust has progressed over the past 12 months by watching this recording of our 2024 Annual General Meeting.
With Anthony McCluskey of Butterfly Conservation, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
With John Holland of SRUC Tyndrum, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
With James Silvey of RSPB Scotland, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
With Daniele Muir of British Dragonfly Society, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
With Alistair Whyte of Plantlife, hosted by the Stirling & Clackmannanshire Local Group.
The story so far of the historic release of wildcats into the Cairngorms National Park.
Learn more about how the Trust has progressed over the past 12 months by watching this recording of our 59th Annual General Meeting.
The story of the corncrake, from its earliest known fossil ancestors to new and potentially fruitful areas of future research.
Our fifth Living Seas webinar with guest speakers.
Our sixth Living Seas webinar with guest speakers.
This webinar shares insights about Nature Networks and Nature-Based Solutions.
Our fourth Living Seas webinar with guest speakers from Cephs & Chefs and National Museums Scotland.
The third Living Seas webinar with guest speakers from the Scottish Seabird Centre and RSPB Scotland.
The second in our Living Seas webinar series with guest speakers from Seawilding, The Ecology Centre and Marine Conservation Society.
Learn all about the second largest fish in the world from guest speakers Colin Speedie and Shane Wasik.
Rob Dewar of National Trust for Scotland presents the Inverewe Estate including its geology, landscape and wildlife.
Prof Stewart Angus of NatureScot explains how rising sea level is problematic for Uist.
Peter Cairns of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture discusses the recovery of nature across Scotland through rewilding.
NatureScot’s Fairlie Kirkpatrick Baird talks about how an increase in drought is impacting our habitats, and what we can do about it.
John Dickens talks about the seals he has encountered and studied in locations ranging from the Southern Ocean to Orkney.
An expert panel discussion on the topic ‘making peace with nature’, hosted by Trustee Julian Caldecott.
Learn more about how the Trust has progressed over the past 12 months by watching this recording of our 58th Annual General Meeting.
A deep dive into the astonishing world of fungi, online, with renowned mycologist Liz Holden.
See amazing wildlife include ospreys and a beaver in this live event from Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve.
Learn about this inspiring urban nature initiative from Living Landscapes Programme Manager Dr Cathleen Thomas.
Dr Rebecca Yahr shares an overview of Scottish lichens and their symbiotic relationship with fungi.
Chris Cathrine outlines the role of an ecological consultant within the planning system.
Enjoy a verbal and visual tour of our reserves in the Lothians with local experts.
Stuart Bence explains how to make your garden a haven for wildlife.
Adrian Davis shares his knowledge of one of Scotland most elusive mammals.
Dr Sally Gouldstone talks about the wildflower meadows she is creating in Midlothian, and the uses to which she puts its flowers and herbs.
Hear from geographer and author Neil Kitching about the topical subjects of carbon and rewilding.
Ecologist Jack Wooton talks about the Forgotten Fish Project, which highlights species that get little attention and even less conservation focus.
Experience the sight and sounds of thousands of pink-footed geese returning to their evening roost at Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve.
Join expert Tony Wilson for a virtual foray at Loch of Lowes Wildlife Reserve in Perthshire.
Join Maddy Berg and Megan Kirton from environmental charity Fidra to discover the hidden harms of microplastic pollution.
Hear about the Trust’s achievements during a challenging 12 months, and watch some inspiring wildlife films.
Hear from the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Young Leaders about their achievements so far, and their plans for the future.
RSPB Scotland’s Katie O’Neill shares her passion for swifts and explains how people in Edinburgh can help to save them.
Ornithologist Stan da Prato talks about monitoring warbler migrations at the Trust’s Hadfast Valley Wildlife Reserve and share some fascinating insights about migration.
Find out why Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve is a woodland haven for badgers and learn about new research carried out at the reserve into badger nests.
Learn more about lynx and the effect they can have on both nature and people from expert Dr David Hetherington.
Anthony McCluskey from Butterfly Conservation Scotland explains how creating the right habitats can boost butterflies.
Dr Derek Robeson explains the work of the Tweed Forum and its approach to river catchment management.
Naturalist Dan Puplett explains how to identify the clues left by a range of Scottish animals, and explores how anyone can use tracking to help wildlife and connect to nature.
Kate Fuller, Project Manager for Inner Forth Futures talks about exciting work to improve the Firth of Forth for people and wildlife.
Hear three different perspectives on the impacts and solutions to climate change in this talk organised by the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Young Leaders.
The Trust’s Donya Davidson takes a look at the species of bat found in Scotland and some ways you can get involved in their protection.
Dr Greg Kenicer takes a look at some of the plants which have been traditionally used as medicines around Scotland.
The Trust’s Lyndsay Mark talks about some of the mammals that you may see around your home and the tell-tale signs they are present.
Tom Bowser from Argaty Red Kites talks about the amazing wildlife which can found on his family farm near Stirling.
RSPB Scotland’s Owen Selly shares an exciting talk about the reintroduction of sea eagles to the east coast.
Learn more about the successes of the Scottish Beavers Reinforcement Project and the future of Knapdale Forest.
Bruce Philp explores the fascinating history and incredible wildlife of the Ardeer peninsula in Ayrshire.
A fascinating talk from Chris Cathrine, Director of Caledonian Conservation Ltd and a Trustee of Amphibian and Reptile Groups of the UK.
Tom Ovenden from the University of Stirling discusses lynx reintroduction and the findings of his recent research in this topical area.
Learn more about butterflies from Butterfly Conservation Scotland’s Anthony McCluskey.
Join Whale & Dolphin Conservation’s Charlie Phillips for an illustrated talk on bottlenose dolphins.
Hear about the Trust’s achievements over the past year at our Annual General Meeting.
