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A free online skills development programme developed by the Scottish Wildlife Trust is now available to people and communities across Scotland. Over the past two years, nearly 40 community leaders …
Grangemouth’s popular haven for wildlife is now open for families and visitors of all ages to explore. The former industrial site re-opened its gates on Saturday 11 March with families …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has created a range of free and fun activities to help children of all ages to stay connected with nature during the lockdown. The Trust’s Learning …
A new trail has been created at Montrose Basin Visitor Centre to help families find their way around the attraction during half term. The free Rain or Shine trail sets …
Newcastleton Wildlife Watch Group has been named Group of the Year 2016. The group is an after school club that has met every Friday since 2013. Most of the members …
Largiebaan is the second largest reserve managed by the Trust. It covers around 1600 hectares, and lies close to the end of a very long road down the Kintyre peninsula in …
Jonny Hughes, Chief Executive of the Scottish Wildlife Trust, Co-Founder of the World Forum on Natural Capital, and Chair of the Scottish Forum on Natural Capital was invited to speak …
Sandy the Squirrel, the Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels mascot, will take part in this weekend’s Scottish Conker Championships against Festival Fox at the Tweed Valley Forest Festival to raise awareness …
Renowned wildlife photographer Pete Cairns will be giving a talk about the 2020VISION project at the Birnam Arts Centre on the evening of Thursday 17th September at 7.30pm. 2020VISION …
The Trust is pleased to confirm the first successful peregrine mating behaviour of the season at the Falls of Clyde. The team at Falls of Clyde are hopeful that this year …