A Seasonal Assistant’s Swan Song

This will be my final weekend in the role of Montrose Basin Seasonal Visitor Centre Assistant (what a mouthful!). The five months in this post have absolutely flown by and

Aubrey Manning: A lifetime in conservation 

The Trust is sad to hear of the death of our former chair, the author, academic and broadcaster Aubrey Manning. In 2013 nature writer Jamie Grant travelled to our Johnston Terrace

Where is the Wildlife?

It might sometimes feel like the wildlife around you doesn’t want to be seen… and to an extent this is true! However with a little patience it’s easy to start

What’s that deer?

It’s deer month at Loch of the Lowes, and whilst some people are deer ID savvy, we get many visitors who struggle to tell the difference between the different species,

Greener, healthier cities are within our reach

Our new publication Living Cities: towards ecological urbanism outlines the principles of ecological urbanism. It proposes 20 practical recommendations for embedding nature in the urban environment, which will be explored

The Problem with Beech Trees

A few weeks ago we saw just how much damage strong winds can cause in a few hours. Many trees came down across the whole country and here at Falls

Vintage year for moths on Handa Island

There was an unprecedented effort by the ranger team on Handa this year to record the rich diversity of moths on the island. The moth trap was deployed on a

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