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Since the first transmission of coronavirus in the UK, events have continued to unfold at an unprecedented pace. The public health impacts are the tragedy at the heart of this …
In this guest blog published to celebrate Scottish Badger Week, Allan Bantick OBE reflects on 30 years of watching badgers. If I have learned anything at all about badger-watching, it …
I am still fortunate enough to be working as the seasonal wildlife ranger on Eigg, as I live permanently here on the island. Although, like everyone, I’m working under some …
Life on Handa has been, relative to the rest of the world, plodding along fairly normally since we arrived on Monday 16 March. This year there are just three of …
This article first appeared in The Geographer, Spring 2020. That we are witnessing climate breakdown is undeniable, but worse is set to come without radically decarbonising our economy and reimagining …
In this guest blog, Pete Creech from the Heart of Argyll Wildlife Organisation explains how beavers have become a magnet for visitors to mid-Argyll, and helped create a wider interest …
One of the best ways to reduce your carbon footprint and encourage wildlife into your garden is by planting trees. Trees are used by many different types of wildlife as …
The Scottish Government has announced that the application to build a golf course on top of a triple-protected site of international importance at Coul Links has been rejected. The decision …
In this guest blog Lewis Coenen-Rowe, Green Arts Networks, Events, and Programming Officer at Creative Carbon Scotland explains how the charity’s Library of Creative Sustainability demonstrates the benefits of collaboration …
During this past year I have had the opportunity to volunteer for Scottish Wildlife Trust taking part in the Erasmus+ European Voluntary Service. Part of this placement is to give …