Osprey update – feathers and fish

Our osprey chicks have had a day of sleeping and begging for food. It does seem as though LM12 hasn’t been keeping his end of the bargain of late with

Three cheers to our volunteers!

Seeing as its Volunteers Week I wanted to dedicate this blog to all of Jupiter’s helpers. Jupiter wouldn’t be such a wonderful place to work without the tireless efforts from

What to do if you find a baby bird

It can be quite common in spring and summer to find young chicks on the ground or hopping about near their nest. Often you won’t see their parents but they

Have you ever seen a badger?

Scotland’s national badger hub is a partnership between the Trust and fellow conservation charity Scottish Badgers. based at Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve and Visitor Centre in New Lanark. Over 100

Exciting times ahead for our young birds

When we think about birds one of the things we usually associate them with are their nests. Almost all birds build nests as a safe place to incubate their eggs

Mysterious Moths

It’s moth month at Loch of the Lowes! This means that children have the opportunity to take part in our moth trail quiz in the visitor centre, and we are

Championing change in Scottish agriculture

In January 2017, four industry experts were appointed as Agriculture Champions by Fergus Ewing, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Economy and Connectivity. Their remit was to advise on the development of

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