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The Trust is urging decision-makers to place more value on green infrastructure following a new report published by the UK Green Building Council. Green infrastructure is the term for natural features …
The Trust is commending research which could help Scotland’s capital become a safe haven for pollinators. Researchers from the Universities of Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds and Reading in collaboration with the University …
An initiative that aims to make Edinburgh the best city in Europe to live in by 2050 has launched today with an event attended by Minister for Local Government and …
Transcript of an address given by Scottish Wildlife Trust Chief Executive Jonny Hughes at National Members’ Day on 20 September 2014. In recent years, the Trust has developed …
Empty shops are being transformed into works of art to connect the residents of Cumbernauld with the town’s natural environment. Although known for its urban landscape, an amazing 50% of …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the Scottish Government’s endorsement of a national ecological network (NEN) – a natural highway for wildlife – in Scotland’s new national planning strategy which was …
The Trust has welcomed the fantastic progress being made towards protecting and enhancing Scotland’s peatlands, following the draft launch of Scotland’s National Peatland Plan. For the first time, Scotland will …
The partners of one of Europe’s largest ecosystem regeneration projects, the Coigach – Assynt Living Landscape (CALL), are warning of the danger that fires can cause if they get out …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has today been celebrating its 50th birthday. The Trust was formally incorporated in Edinburgh on 16 April 1964 thanks to the efforts of Sir Charles Connell …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has received £110,000 from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help protect meadows in Fife. The award is part of a larger £3 million project led by …