Could we reintroduce lynx to Scotland?
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The Trust believes that there is a case to be developed that would support the reintroduction of lynx. In this article, Tom Ovenden, who previously worked for the Trust as …
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The Trust believes that there is a case to be developed that would support the reintroduction of lynx. In this article, Tom Ovenden, who previously worked for the Trust as …
June has been a busy month for us all on the island, heading out to the cliffs to check on the many eggs of the guillemots and kittiwakes, or venturing …
Today (21 June) marks the summer solstice – the longest day of the year. Happily, the forecast for the majority of Scotland is dry and it looks to be staying …
The Trust’s Living Cities publication outlines practical actions that can be taken to embed nature into the urban environment. In this guest blog, Leonie Alexander from the Royal Botanic Garden …
Jupiter lives up to the urban part of its name. But although the reserve is based in an industrial area, wildlife flourishes. As I entered the reserve for the first …
Early in 2018 the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire local group was fortunate to find it had a reasonable sum of money available to fund a project. As this …
The dangers posed by climate change have been at the forefront of public discussion recently, and rightly so. Reports from the Climate Change Committee, IPBES and IPCC have all clearly …
I came to Scotland from the Netherlands to do an internship with the Scottish Wildlife Trust from February until April and I was placed with Eddie in Dalkeith. We would …
I am currently on a year long placement with the Scottish Wildlife Trust, which has been funded by Erasmus+. I am usually based in Inverness with Michelle but for the …
In 2018 I spent five months working with a team of international and local volunteers in south west Scotland. Volunteering with the Scottish Wildlife Trust has so far been one …