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The Earn Your Stripes project, a partnership between the Trust and the charity Scottish Badgers, has been selected as a finalist in the Pioneering Project category of the 2022 Scottish …
Our Trustees’ Awards for Volunteering celebrate the contribution of volunteers to the work of the Trust. These awards are presented every two years at our National Members’ Day and are …
Volunteering is at the heart of the work of the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s work. More than 1,000 volunteers are working with us to help protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future. …
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 …
The Trust is looking for volunteers to join our governing Council of Trustees, which is elected by our members. Trustees are a vital part of the work of any charity. …
Our programme of Conservation Awards is a brand-new initiative designed to develop the skills and experience needed to gain paid employment in conservation. This year three placements are on offer …
Stunning images of wildlife and scenery on Scotland’s National Cycle Network have gone on show along the Union Canal in Edinburgh. A free exhibition, which showcases submissions from photographers of …
Ten European Voluntary Service volunteers from Spain, France and Hungary are joining the Trust’s Conservation Teams around Scotland thanks to Erasmus+ funding. The volunteers will complete year-long placements in Dundee, Irvine, Castle …
The Trust is hosting a series of monthly events in Ayrshire from now until March 2018. These include chances to plant trees and create natural Christmas wreaths, celebrate the Bard’s …
Sculptures of giant wooden heads and secretive pine martens have been carved into trees at Forest Wood Wildlife Reserve in Cumbernauld as part of a project to improve the reserve …