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In this blog, we hear from Marlow Bushman, who is part of the Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels team in North East Scotland. As the Community Coordination & Outreach Officer, Marlow …
As we celebrate 60 years of championing Scotland’s wildlife, this blog series will share stories from just a few of the hundreds of Trust volunteers who are making a difference …
Artist, Liz Myhill, recently completed a year in residence on the Trust’s Rahoy Hills reserve. In this guest blog, Liz reflects on her time on the reserve and shares some …
This month the Scottish Government has launched a consultation looking at options for managing fisheries within 20 of Scotland’s offshore Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). What are marine protected areas? Marine …
Earlier this month the Trust’s Policy Team organised a visit for MSPs and Local Councillors to the Spey Catchment Initiative (SCI)’s Allt Lorgy River Restoration Project. MSPs Ariane Burgess, Nature …
As of 12 August, 2024, new licensing regulations under the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Act have come into effect, transforming the way landowners and managers must approach grouse shooting …
Recently, our Seasonal Ranger on the Isle of Eigg, Norah Barnes, organised an otter-ly great learning day with the International Otter Survival Fund. On the 25 July, Ben Yoxon from …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust couldn’t achieve its goals without the hard work and dedication of volunteers, donating their valuable knowledge, skills and time over the past six decades. As we …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is firmly backing an important new campaign, Scotland Loves Nature, together with a group of other environmental NGOs. We are championing the need for a Natural …
The majestic red deer stag holds a strong cultural significance in Scotland. Throughout the centuries this impressive beast has been revered as a symbol of strength, nobility and wisdom. Our …