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Our rivers and seas are quickly becoming a plastic soup. Billions of fragments of microplastics – tiny synthetic polymers less than five millimetres across – are washed into the environment …
We recently celebrated World Wetlands Day, when we’re encouraged to take stock of not just beautiful landscapes, but of unique places of biodiversity that home rare and diverse species, as …
The Trust’s Living Cities publication outlines practical actions that can be taken to embed nature into the urban environment. In this guest blog, Charlie Everitt from the UK National Wildlife …
Hello, I’m Christine, I’ve been regularly volunteering in Ayrshire as part of Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Wednesday Weekday Volunteer group for a year and a half now. I’ve been involved in …
Thinking back to my time on Handa, there are a lot of things that come to mind. The first thing I often think of is the drive up towards the …
The World Economic Forum (WEF), whose showpiece annual event in Davos took place last week, has changed almost beyond recognition since being established as a platform for elite business leaders …
As a nation it seems we are getting out in the countryside more often than was the case a decade ago. Visits to the outdoors is one of the Scottish …
With the annual Christmas and New Year splurge over, some of us will be mid-way through a month of healthier eating and drinking. The theory goes that by the end …
Globalisation continues to homogenize the high street. Go to any town in the UK and the same shops, cafes and burger chains will be there, selling the same products for …
It’s well known that the growth of Dundee, once one of the great cities of Empire, was founded on jute, jam and journalism. What’s less well known is the vital …