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In 1986, when petrol was a mere £1.89 a gallon (£0.41/litre), John Chester moved to Eigg as the Islands ranger with the Scottish Wildlife Trust. His first progress report notes …
To mark the United Nations Environment Programme’s World Environment Day (5 June 2013), two of the key figures involved in the inaugural World Forum on Natural Capital are reminding business …
Head of Policy and Planning for the Scottish Wildlife Trust, Dr Maggie Keegan, has written to MPs urging them to stand for a motion against the badger cull in England. …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is pleased to announce the hatching of an osprey chick, which could become the 50th chick to fledge from the bird affectionately known by many as ‘Lady’. The …
Scotland’s leading wildlife conservation charity is calling for an immediate stop to the planned slaughter of badgers in England due to start on Saturday, June 1st 2013. Badger culling is …
Scotland’s leading wildlife conservation charity is calling on the Scottish Government for reassurance that licences will not be issued for the destruction of buzzard nests and eggs in Scotland. The …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is pleased to announce 'Feather Fest 2013' – a celebration of all things avian at Falls of Clyde Visitor Centre on Saturday 25 May from 11 …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is delighted that the remarkable story of Scotland’s ospreys is being commemorated in ‘Fly Lady, Fly’, a song taken from The Kist – a stage show …
Against a backdrop of increasing international interest in how we value the economic benefits we derive from our natural environment, business leaders, policy makers and sustainability leaders from around the …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today welcomed the European Commission’s decision to halt the use of hazardous insecticides. The ban will restrict the use of three insecticides, collectively known as …