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Fly-tippers and litter bugs who dump their rubbish on our wildlife reserves are costing the Trust around £15,000 per year. The total cost of clearing up the Trust’s reserves includes …
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 …
An unusual series of images that appear to show a kingfisher hanging sticklebacks out to dry has us stumped. Sticklebacks are common prey for the resident kingfisher at the Scottish …
The Trust's Montrose Basin Visitor Centre is receiving a revamp at the start of 2017. Thanks to support from National Lottery players through the Heritage Lottery Fund the displays in …
An innovative amphibious machine has been used to cut through a dense jungle of reeds to bring important wetland habitats back to life at Cambus Pools Wildlife Reserve near Alloa. The …
The Trust has received funding to replace a bridge over a burn at Balgavies Loch reserve near Forfar in Angus. Severe flooding washed away the crossing on the reserve in …
The Trust has appointed Clare Toner as our new Falkirk Ranger to help local communities become inspired by the nature that surrounds them. Clare Toner, the Trust's new Falkirk Ranger …
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Roseanna Cunningham MSP has visited Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve near Dunkeld. During her visit the Cabinet …
A species of fly has been recorded for the first time in the UK at the Trust's Tummel Shingle Islands Wildlife Reserve. The discovery was made by Stephen Hewitt, Pelham-Clinton …
One of the nation’s most elusive wading birds has been confirmed to be breeding at Red Moss of Netherley Wildlife Reserve for the first time. Reserve Wardens Nick Littlewood and …