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…example in the responsible stewardship of our natural environment. By doing so, we can ensure that Scotland’s landscapes are restored for future generations, not just as a backdrop for sport,…
…an ambassador for the Scottish Wildlife Trust I want to encourage others to appreciate our wonderful natural environment and to look after it for the future.” Beaumont is also in…
…future chicks to learn more about the annual 3,000 migration osprey make to West Africa. Peter said: “Thanks to our HD nest cam, which can be viewed online at www.swt.org.uk…
…encourage the female to welcome the new arrival and to stimulate interest in her future mate. The male was released directly from his transportation crate on to the loch and…
…to conserve and protect our rich biodiversity for the future. We’d like to get as many people as possible signed up to our Facebook site in its first week and…
…up to 11m in length and 7 tonnes in weight. They are also long lived, with some surviving as long as 50 years. Because they are slow moving, slow to…
…in future to bring Scottish peatlands back to peak condition, bringing with them a multitude of benefits for our natural environment.” Lord Jamie Lindsay, Patron of the Programme’s Commission of…
Fears are mounting across the globe for the future survival of the UK’s oldest breeding female osprey, which astounded wildlife experts when it returned to the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Loch…
…the 19th Century. “Our project aims to stop the decline of Scotland’s red squirrels and help them expand across the country in the future, but we have a huge task…
…future unless we also tackle the overall health of our land and seas. For example, overgrazing by wild deer is a problem across large parts of Scotland. Deer don’t respect…
