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Leading conservation charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust has welcomed the publication by The Scottish Government of a draft strategy to help tackle the problem of marine litter in Scottish seas. …
Leading conservation charity the Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling on the public to eat a special burger to help save the red squirrel from extinction in Scotland. From today, Monday …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the new measures introduced by the Environment and Climate Change Minister, Paul Wheelhouse, to tackle raptor persecution. The Trust’s Chief Executive, Simon Milne, said: “The …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is glad to announce the recording of the first Leisler’s bat on the Isle of Bute. Recently, Helen Simmons, one of a team of ten trainee …
Scotland’s leading conservation charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust today welcomed the new Scottish Biodiversity Strategy which chimes with the Trust’s vision for nature conservation in the 21st Century. This morning, …
As part of the Cumbernauld Living Landscape, a project to create three distinct family friendly routes in woodland at the heart of town has received a boost. The Scottish Wildlife Trust …
The Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh have produced a beautiful illustrated video about ash dieback disease and the fight to contain it, placing emphasis on the need for resilient ecosystems (something …
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 …
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 …