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At Montrose Basin in October there is a familiar sound ringing around of the returning pink-footed geese. They are particularly famous at Montrose for the amount that migrate to our …
Volunteer Paula Sánchez Zulueta from Spain completed a year-long Erasmus+ funded European Voluntary Service placement with the Trust. She outlines a typical day during her placement. Hi, my name is Paula. …
As the leaves are turning golden and the nights are drawing in, the summer season is drawing to a close, marking the end of our time here as Assistant Rangers. …
Autumn is a fantastic time to get out and explore Scotland’s wild places. Leaves turn to colourful golds and reds, our woodlands fill with an impressive array of fungi, migrant …
As it is autumn and officially red squirrel week I thought we would look at this beautiful mammal. Some fun facts about red squirrels are that they do not hibernate …
Kingfishers are a frequent sighting at the Montrose Basin, and at the moment they are being seen daily from the visitor centre viewing gallery. Currently, a young female has been …
This weekend the assistant ranger team decided to brave the September cold, and enjoy a sunrise at the Loch of Lowes. Armed with blankets and flasks of tea, we made …
On Saturday, Loch of the Lowes was host to a fungal foray led by Roy Watling of the East Scotland Fungi Group. Searching the woodland surrounding the loch, we managed …
The beaver watch evenings at Loch of the Lowes may have finished for the season but the Ranger Team has still been keeping a close eye on the population and …
The Trust is supported by more than 1000 volunteers every year. Maria Solé from Spain is working with our Tayside team on a year-long Erasmus+ funded European Voluntary Service placement. …
