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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 …
Dates for our final People’s Postcode Lottery Beaver Watches of 2017 at Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve have been announced. The evening events will take place …
Wildlife groups in Iceland and Scotland are working together to find an international name for an international orca calf. Orca Guardians Iceland is working with partners including the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Living …
Sixteen school pupils from Ullapool, Lochinver and Dundonnell have successfully completed training to become ‘Dolphin Snorkelers’. The pupils started a seven-week programme in January and learned the basics of putting …
Members of the public are being asked to give their backing to beavers in the BBC Countryfile Magazine Awards. The Eurasian beaver is one of four species shortlisted in the …
Scottish Wildlife Trust volunteers gave an incredible 50,000 hours of their time in 2016. The Trust is supported by around 1,000 volunteers across a wide range of roles including practical …
If you’re struggling to come up with a New Year’s Resolution here are nine things that you can do to help protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future. Ox-eye daisy © …
Scotland’s first snorkel trail has been created in the north west Highlands by the Scottish Wildlife Trust as part of its Living Seas programme, supported by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. …