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Your donation

By making a donation, you will help ensure the Trust can continue protecting native species and their habitats. If you require any assistance, please call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Your donation

By making a regular donation, you will help us stand up for nature both now and in the future, benefiting present and future generations. If you require any assistance, please call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

SWT donation choices

could pay for a day's bird or squirrel feed at one of our visitor centres.
could pay for six native trees to be planted on one of our reserves.
could pay for the tools and materials required for two days of volunteering.

Please select which appeal you would like to support*

Storm Arwen Emergency Appeal

Storm Arwen has caused havoc across our wildlife reserves, especially in the east of Scotland. The damage will cost around £20,000 to repair. We're working hard to keep our reserves safe, clear fallen trees and replace broken deer fences - but we urgently need your help. Please donate today. Any amount you can offer will be put to work immediately to help us recover from the storm.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Please help us tackle the damage caused by Storm Arwen by selecting one of the options below. Alternatively, you can enter your own value in the blank box.

Flying Flock

Donate today to help our Flying Flock. With your support, our conservation grazers can protect and enhance some of Scotland’s most threatened habitats.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Support our Flying Flock

could pay for four bags of grass pellets to tide our animals over the winter months.
could pay for PPE for one volunteer when out in the elements.
could pay for annual vaccinations for our ewes and lambs.
could go towards a new livestock handling system.

Ash Dieback

Donate today and help tackle the impact of ash dieback across our reserves. With your support, we can help these trees, the important ecosystems they create and the species which rely upon them for food and shelter.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help tackle the impact of ash dieback

could help remove non-native vegetation and support natural regeneration
could provide PPE for one volunteer to create brash piles from felled branches
could pay for half a day of tree surgery to help keep our reserves safe
could allow us to conduct one tree safety inspection

Resilience Fund

Donate to the Resilience Fund today and help us combat climate change, protect vulnerable species and create more resilient wild places - together. If just one in every forty of our members pledged the price of a cup of coffee each week to the fund, by the end of the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration we could invest an additional £1.3 million towards protecting Scotland’s natural world.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

If you would like to support the Fund by direct Debit, please follow the link above. Alternatively you can select a one off payment from the boxes below.

Native woodlands

Help us protect Scotland's native woodlands for generations to come. Donate today and help us protect, conserve and expand native woodlands, resulting in more resilient landscapes which can withstand the challenges posed by climate change, disease and the biodiversity crisis.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help our native woodlands

could pay for twenty protective shelter tubes for young trees.
could help plant and stake 22 rowan saplings at one of our reserves.
could buy ten metres of deer fencing.
could cover a day of tree surgery to help keep our reserves safe.

A helping hand

We want to play our part in responding to Scotland’s local community needs, at the same time as protecting our wild places for the future. Will you donate today and help our volunteers gain the experience they need to make the future brighter, for people and nature alike?

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help us build brighter futures

could buy 20 litter-pickers for young people to use when cleaning up greenspaces
could buy 3 brush-cutting helmets for volunteers to use in skills training
could fund a Wild Ways Well session to help people feel better by connecting with nature
could help fund one month of a young person’s traineeship

Covid-19 appeal

Every donation makes a difference to our work. We are doing everything we can to protect Scotland’s wildlife and wild places for the future during the ongoing pandemic. Acting as first responders for nature, we will repair and protect our reserves for the future, allowing wildlife to flourish and people to enjoy visiting again once restrictions further lift. But we can’t do it alone. Please donate today to help us fill the funding gap caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and continue with our critical work as soon as it is safe to do so.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Garden bumblebee — © Andrea Finch, Bumblebee Conservation Trust

Growing the Nectar Network

Scotland’s pollinators are in serious decline. Over 95% of pollinator habitats have disappeared since the 1980s. Please donate today and help save thousands of species from extinction. Your donation could help:

train volunteers in survey techniques
buy enough wildflower seed to sow a pollinator patch the size of a tennis court
plant a thicket of pollinator-friendly trees

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help pollinators thrive

could buy enough wildflower seed to sow a tennis-court sized pollinator patch
could train a group of volunteers in survey techniques
could buy a meadow management kit
could plant a thicket of pollinator-friendly trees

Couple walking down path through woodland — © Ben Hall, 2020VISION

Walk this way

The Trust manages and maintains more than 150 miles of paths across Scotland, whatever the weather. Please donate today to ensure our fragile wild spaces remain protected. Your donation could help to fund:

path resurfacing works to enable wheelchair access
flood prevention work to protect wildlife and people
new drainage to protect boardwalks
waymarkers to keep people on the right path

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help keep people on the right track

could pay for an important way-marker
could pay for a drain to divert water underneath paths
could buy three tonnes of recycled gravel for surfacing
could pay for six recycled plastic posts to support a boardwalk

Oak Seedling © Alan Price — © Alan Price

Help us establish a very special seed fund

Your donation will help us to unlock future grants from the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund. A Seed Fund of £25,000 has the potential to allow us to unlock a £250,000 benefit to Scotland's wildlife over the next year and could pay for

better paths on wildlife reserves
a safe nesting raft for terns
restoration of stands of ancient juniper

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help us grow our seed fund

could release £500 to plant more native trees
could release £1,500 to help save some of Scotland's native species
could release £5,000 to improve access onto wildlife reserves
could release £10,000 for large-scale living landscape projects

Red Squirrel © Ronnie Stokes — © Ronnie Stokes

Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels

Your donation in support of Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels could help fund:

Regular testing for the squirrelpox virus amongst grey squirrels
Focused surveys to monitor red squirrel populations across Scotland
A team of Project Officers dedicated to protecting red squirrel habitat with the help of landowners and volunteers

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Red squirrels - a giant leap

could pay for a bag of squirrel feed
could pay for five squirrelpox tests
could pay for a camera trap to monitor squirrel populations

Wild activities © Caroline Fitton — © Caroline Fitton

Our education work

Your donation in support of our education work could help fund:

Materials for Wildlife Watch group activities such as minibeast hunts and bat box making
Legal checks to allow more committed volunteers to help Scotland’s children to connect with nature
A national training day to provide inspiration and advice for Wildlife Watch group leaders

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Help our children grow

could purchase wood and materials for children at a Wildlife Watch group to transform into bat boxes
could fund a lively and inspiring minibeast hunt for 15 children on one of our reserves
could pay for legal checks to allow two more enthusiastic and committed volunteers to help Scotland’s children to connect with nature

Tools for the job appeal

Your donation in support of tools for the job could help:

Pay for a BIG TICKET item such as a 4WD vehicle, a trailer or small boat
Pay for a heavy-duty, battery operated, chainsaw to help with woodland management
Pay for some of the safety gear needed to operate our power tools

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Tools for the job

could pay for a post-driver to help repair fences
could pay for some of the safety gear needed to operate our power tools
could pay for a heavy-duty, battery operated, chainsaw to help with woodland management
could help pay for some of our BIG TICKET items - a 4WD vehicle, a trailer or a small boat

Handa Island

Your donation in support of Handa Island could help:

Reduce damage to its fragile habitats
Minimise disturbance to its colonies of nesting seabirds, including puffins, guillemots and skuas
Ensure a safe visit for the 7,000 visitors who travel to the island each year

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Handa Island

could pay for the construction of 1 metre of aggregate path
could pay for the selection of 1 ton of weathered Torridonian sandstone for path construction
could pay for the construction of 1m of rock built steps
could pay for 20m of turf-lined ditches to protect the path surface from water damage

Falls of Clyde © Scottish Wildlife Trust — © Scottish Wildlife Trust

Our work at the Falls of Clyde

Your donation in support of the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve could help us to:

Manage a valuable gorge woodland and protect the rare species living here
Deliver regular ranger-led guided walks
Maintain a network of safe paths and boardwalks throughout the reserve

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Falls of Clyde

could help us maintain our beautiful riverside walks straight from the Visitor Centre
could help protect badgers, the common pipistrelle bat and many other native species on the reserve
could help preserve the perfect habitat for many birds – from yellowhammers to kingfishers to peregrine falcons

Female osprey on nest at Loch of the Lowes © Steve Gardner — © Steve Gardner

Our work at Loch of the Lowes

Your donation in support of our work at Loch of the Lowes could help pay for:

Maintainance of hides, offering fantastic views of ospreys and waterfowl
The upkeep of our four-star Visitor Centre and wildlife reserve
Woodland feeder cams, with footage of woodland birds and red squirrels

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Loch of the Lowes

could help us maintain this important wetland ecosystem
could help protect red squirrels, otters and beavers on the reserve
could help preserve the perfect habitat for many birds – from woodpeckers and other woodland birds to our breeding ospreys that nest within sight of the Visitor Centre

Pink-footed geese, Montrose Basin © Harry Bickerstaff — © Harry Bickerstaff

Our work at Montrose Basin

Your donation in support of our work at Montrose Basin could help pay for:

An education service providing engaging activities for school and other groups
High quality cameras capturing wildlife images from around the estuary
Events such as goose breakfasts to view thousands of pink-footed geese

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Montrose Basin

could help us maintain this internationally important site for breeding eiders and wintering waders and wildfowl
could help protect over 750 precious hectares by removing litter and non-native invasive species such as Himalayan Balsam
could help preserve the perfect habitat for over 50,000 migratory birds - including pink-footed geese, Arctic terns, knots and sedge warblers

Keep our webcams working

If you love watching our webcams, please consider making a donation to keep them operational. Our webcams require regular maintenance to keep you connected with our wonderful wildlife. Your donation will go towards keeping our cameras in good working condition, which means you can enjoy nature from the comfort of your own home and we can monitor wildlife to improve and develop our conservation efforts.

Regular Direct Debit donations

To sign up to Direct Debit you must be a UK bank account holder and the only person required to authorise payments. If this is not the case, please download this paper Direct Debit mandate and send it to us at the address shown. For help, call us on 0131 312 4700 or email membership@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Webcam fund

Donate £15 to keep our webcams running
Donate £34 to keep our webcams running
Donate £62 to keep our webcams running

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Storm Arwen Emergency Appeal

Regular Direct Debit donations

Flying Flock

Regular Direct Debit donations

Ash Dieback

Regular Direct Debit donations

Resilience Fund

Regular Direct Debit donations

Native woodlands

Regular Direct Debit donations

A helping hand

Regular Direct Debit donations

Covid-19 appeal

Regular Direct Debit donations

Growing the Nectar Network

Regular Direct Debit donations

Walk this way

Regular Direct Debit donations

Help us establish a very special seed fund

Regular Direct Debit donations

Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels

Regular Direct Debit donations

Our education work

Regular Direct Debit donations

Tools for the job appeal

Regular Direct Debit donations

Handa Island

Regular Direct Debit donations

Our work at the Falls of Clyde

Regular Direct Debit donations

Our work at Loch of the Lowes

Regular Direct Debit donations

Our work at Montrose Basin

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Keep our webcams working

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