The Trust would like to thank everyone who voted in the ‘European Tree of the Year’ competition for a Scots pine at a Trust reserve following the results being announced.
…The Trust is urging decision-makers to place more value on green infrastructure following a new report published by the UK Green Building Council. Green infrastructure is the term for natural features
…The Trust is challenging members of the public to spot otters at its Falls of Clyde Visitor Centre and Wildlife Reserve. Recently, the number of otter sightings on the reserve has
…The Trust is commending research which could help Scotland’s capital become a safe haven for pollinators. Researchers from the Universities of Bristol, Edinburgh, Leeds and Reading in collaboration with the University
…A groundbreaking initiative that aims to safeguard Scotland’s vital natural capital has released a new infographic to show how our whole economy is reliant on the health of our natural
…The Trust has maintained its opposition to a wind farm at a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site in the far north of Scotland, despite the submission of revised plans by the
…The Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Chief Executive, Jonny Hughes, has called for the reintroduction of the once native Eurasian lynx to Scotland. The Trust believes there is both a moral and ecological case
…The Trust is encouraging people to burn off the extra Christmas calories by visiting any of it 120 reserves across Scotland. The Trust’s reserves cover more than 20,000 hectares, with 90%
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