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The Trust has welcomed the announcement of a new Marine Protected Area for flapper skate within the Inner Sound of Skye. Our Marine Policy Officer Bernadette Butfield explains why this …
The start of 2021 saw us welcome four wonderful new members to our team of Young Leaders. Read on to find out a bit more about them, and discover what …
Leaving the European Union has created significant changes to UK fisheries management and presents an opportunity to develop a world-leading and sustainable fishing industry in Scotland. The Trust’s Marine Policy …
Last week saw the long-awaited publication of the Dasgupta Review, a report which was striking in both the simplicity and significance of its findings. This independent, global review on the …
A conservation volunteering project hosted by the Trust and funded by Erasmus+ has led to positive destinations for the young people who took part. This project was designed to boost …
Valentin Maugard is 9 months through his one-year placement with the Trust’s team in Ayrshire through the European Solidarity Corps. When lockdown began earlier in 2020 he decided to stay …
Christmas, and the festive season in general, has a swathe of wildlife associated with it. You are probably picturing it right now. This is no coincidence – it is steeped …
When we published our Nature Recovery Plan with WWF Scotland and RSPB Scotland in August we set out 11 key actions that were practical and could be taken now to help address the biodiversity crisis. Whilst not …
The Scottish Land Commission recently published its Advice to Scottish Government on Regional Land Use Partnerships. From the Trust’s point of view – with our vision for a connected network …
This guest blog by Alison Hutton, a volunteer with the Langholm Initiative, explains the group’s vision and how you can support its planned community buyout. Imagine a rough, narrow river …