Breeding female osprey NC0 returns early
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Female osprey NC0 has arrived back at her loch side nest on the evening of Friday 08 March at 17:52, staying on the nest for 15 minutes before flying to …
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Female osprey NC0 has arrived back at her loch side nest on the evening of Friday 08 March at 17:52, staying on the nest for 15 minutes before flying to …
Our Action for Nature in Ayrshire project, supported by the ScottishPower Foundation, was nominated in the ScottishPower Foundation Awards 2023. The project was selected in the Community Engagement category for …
This year, the annual influx of pink-footed geese at the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Montrose Basin Wildlife Reserve and Visitor Centre in Angus is earlier than usual. The birds, who have …
After 30 years running the Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre, a site owned by CalaChem in the heart of industrial Grangemouth, the Scottish Wildlife Trust has taken the difficult decision to …
The felling and removal of diseased larch infected with Phytopthora ramorum on our Ayr Gorge Woodlands Wildlife Reserve in Ayrshire has been a complicated operation due to the location, topography …
No osprey breeding season is ever the same but for the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Loch of the Lowes wildlife reserve near Dunkeld the 2023 season started and finished sooner than …
Both osprey chicks have now fledged from their nest at our Loch of the Lowes Wildlife Reserve and Visitor Centre in Dunkeld. Young female osprey PF4 took to the skies …
We are working in partnership with the charity Scottish Badgers on an ambitious new project to determine the current status of badgers in Scotland. Get Sett Scotland is a 3-year …
A Cetti’s warbler has been spotted on the Trust’s Bemersyde Moss reserve near the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders. This is a first sighting for the area which may …
We have been awarded a grant of £41,246 from the ScottishPower Foundation for our Action for Nature project in Ayrshire to continue our three popular volunteering groups. Harry Richards, Ayrshire …