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Staff at Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels (SSRS), a project led by the Scottish Wildlife Trust and partners, have happily started to observe the first sightings of red squirrels emerging from …
In our latest blog Peter Gilbert, Volunteer Development Officer at the Scottish Wildlife Trust writes about the European Solidarity Corps project which was funded by Erasmus+ and is our final …
For the next blog in this series Tree Nursery Assistant, Josie Gibberd gives us a glimpse into the the journey of a tree seed through the season of winter. Most …
We have completed peatland restoration work on a 7.5ha area of raised bog at Bankhead Moss Wildlife Reserve in Fife, with the aim of reinstating a high water table that …
Tree nursery assistant, Josie Gibberd gives us a glimpse into the practicalities and joy of seed collecting. Quinag and Little Assynt Tree Nursery in the Snow Over the past few …
One of our Young Leaders – climate activist, environmental scientist and ethical influencer – Laura Young has returned from COP27 in Egypt last month. She shares her reflections of the …
Most people are very aware of the COP climate events, but many are less aware of their biodiversity focused sibling. The Biodiversity “Conference of the Parties” COP15 will run from …
During Scotland’s Year of Stories, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is publishing a series of first-hand accounts from people who have faced barriers connecting to nature. In this story, Ian Young …
On Solutions Day at COP27 and following on from Biodiversity Day, our Nature Based Solutions Policy Adviser, Rebekah Strong shares an insight into her work on urban nature-based solutions. Asking …
Writer, ecologist and Trustee Julian Caldecott introduces the recording of our special Peace with Nature panel discussion, which took place at the Trust’s 58th Annual General Meeting in September. © …