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Last night’s beaver watch evening was a great success, with several close sightings of beavers on the reserve! Beavers were spotted swimming in the Loch, taking vegetation back to their …
It has been a busy couple of months here on Eigg with surveying and events now in full swing. May saw the start of the weekly guided nature walks where …
Living in coastal Scotland means that gulls are a regular sighting, whether you’re at Montrose Basin or in a city. It’s easy to fall into the trap of labeling all …
As part of a new and exciting partnership between the charity Scottish Badgers and the Scottish Wildlife Trust we have been running Mammal Roadshows throughout South Lanarkshire schools to give …
You may have been wondering why there hasn’t been any news in recent weeks of our young satellite tagged osprey, FR3. Unfortunately it would appear that we have lost contact …
Yesterday proved to be an exciting day at Loch of the Lowes as the osprey chicks were ringed. It is important to do the ringing while the chicks are still …
In this guest blog Richard Lilley, Founding Director of Project Seagrass, explains the importance of this special habitat, and how people can help by submitting records through Seagrass Spotter Seagrasses …
Today marks the last day of my internship here, so I thought I’d dedicate this blog to my favourite moments of my three months spent in this lovely and unique …
Loch of the Lowes will be holding three beaver talks in June that are now open for booking. Come along to learn about these fascinating creatures and for a chance …
The transition to a low-carbon economy is gaining pace nationally and internationally. One consequence of this transition will be the big challenge of decommissioning old, redundant energy infrastructure in the …