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The Trust has welcomed a recommendation made by the First Minister’s Advisory Group on Human Rights Leadership to enshrine the right to a healthy environment in Scots law. “There is …
Our Chief Executive Jonny Hughes will leave the Trust at the end of March 2019 following his appointment as Chief Executive of the World Conservation Monitoring Centre (WCMC). Jonny was …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling for greater commitment to be given to expanding and restoring Scotland’s native woodland over the next ten years. The Trust’s response to the Scottish …
The winners of the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s inaugural Trustees’ Awards for Volunteering were revealed at our National Members’ Day in Edinburgh in September. These new awards reflect a range of …
The Trust has welcomed a vote in the Scottish Parliament today that puts a stop to damaging plans to dredge thousands of tonnes of kelp from Scotland’s seas each year. …
A colourful bird more often found in Southern Europe and Africa led visitors to flock to Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve. Hoopoes are small attractive birds that are reminiscent of woodpeckers. …
Scottish Environment LINK, a coalition of Scotland’s leading environmental charities, has launched an urgent call for Scotland to have its own environment act. Fears sparked by UK’s decision to leave …
Volunteers from People’s Postcode Lottery gave the Scottish Wildlife Trust a hand to manage the wildflower meadow at Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre in Grangemouth The volunteers cut the meadow with …
A report published by Scottish Natural Heritage has confirmed that beaver numbers are expanding in Tayside and that they are beginning to establish a presence in the neighbouring Forth catchment. …
Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels is calling on Scots to lend a hand by recording sightings of red and grey squirrels in their local area this Red Squirrel Week. The project …