An adventure at Inverbroom 

In this guest blog, we hear from Scottish Wildlife Trust member and volunteer, John Knox. John recently ventured to Inverbroom, a site acquired by the Trust earlier this year, to

30 Years of Volunteering

Joanna Peaker is the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Visitor Centre Site Manager at Montrose Basin.   Today marks the 30th anniversary of the Montrose Basin Visitor Centre, having first opened to

Learning to Live Alongside Gulls

Gulls get a lot of bad press, and in many ways it’s understandable. They are a familiar sight around coastal towns and cities hunting for an easy meal and they

Our Oceans in the spotlight

It’s been a busy few months for the world’s oceans! In May a new film by David Attenborough premiered in cinemas, swiftly followed by the United Nations (UN) Ocean Conference

Volunteer stories: Young Leaders

This week marks Volunteers’ Week so we would like to take a moment to say a massive thank you to all our fantastic volunteers for their continued support and dedication.

Family-friendly woodland activities

We have just launched our series of Discovery Den Activity Packs! Each pack is aimed at ages 8 to 12 and follows one of three habitats – Woodland, Coastal or

Season of firsts for the young osprey pair

RECAP It’s been nearly ten weeks since long term breeding female ‘Blue NC0’ returned from migration and seven and half weeks since she was last sighted at Loch of the

Eagles of Rahoy 3

Within the wilds of the Morvern Peninsula in the West of Scotland, our Rahoy Hills Wildlife Reserve is home to a huge array of wildlife including from red deer to

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