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…home to a huge variety of wildlife from ospreys and terns, salmon and seals, roe deer and otters to willow, meadowsweet and sweet cicely all of which can provide us…
…ospreys returned to breed. Since her appearance in Scotland around 1985, established breeding osprey pairs have increased from 50 to over 200 across Scotland. The protection and support of the…
…I could watch (at close quarters) and talk about red squirrels, ospreys, beavers and pine marten? I’ve also been extremely lucky to work with fabulous, hard working, colleagues, the present…
…of species found on the reserve. From iconic ospreys and red squirrels to less widely known species such as the slender naiad which is extremely rare in the UK, a…
…daily lives of the ospreys by following us on Twitter or Facebook for regular updates. ‘Raz’ Rasmussen, Perthshire Ranger The Trust’s Osprey Protection Programme at Loch of the Lowes is…
…Lochinver. In between there will be survival skills in the Culag Woods, Gaelic drama and songs, talks about cetaceans, ospreys and eagles, and lots of interactive local arts and crafts….
…as our ospreys continue their journey into adulthood in what has been a season of many challenges! Young female osprey PF4 attempts to fish © Steve White As if the…
…and individuals including Scottish Natural Heritage and People’s Postcode Lottery. 5. Special thanks go to SITA Tayside Biodiversity Fund for their continuing support for our work in protecting the ospreys…
…to depart first, leaving her mate to provide food for the young ospreys, until they too begin their first migration journey. By late August they will depart on their lengthy…
…momentous step into adulthood! You can also keep up to date with the daily lives of the ospreys by following us on Twitter or Facebook for regular updates. ‘Raz’ Rasmussen,…
