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…the Scottish Wildlife Trust and their excellent work preserving our natural environment for future generations. From bringing back the beaver and protecting red squirrels to watching over osprey and peregrines…
…sites. In early November, after a long fight for permission, Tom Bowser (Argaty Red Kites) secured a licence from NatureScot to bring beavers onto his land near Doune. On the…
…was our first fully owned wildlife reserve. Already rich with red squirrels, pine martens, great crested grebes and woodland flora and fauna, within weeks, a pair of ospreys appeared on…
Loch of the Lowes, the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s wildlife reserve, near Dunkeld, is now a protected haven for even more native Scottish wildlife, including osprey, red squirrels and pine marten,…
…use a variety of food types such as bird-seed mixtures, fat-balls, mealworms (adored by robins), fresh coconut or even mild grated cheese which is favoured by dunnocks. The greater the…
The Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels project is working with Forestry Commission Scotland to carry out some red squirrel conservation work on the west bank of the Tay near Stanley. In…
…to pine martens and abundant red squirrels, the list grew and grew. The more they surveyed, the more species they found, a process continuing to this day. 1972 proved to…
…May, the woodland floor is spectacularly carpeted with bluebells. The woods abound with a wealth of wildlife, including red squirrels, and nesting sites for many woodland birds as well as…
…on biodiversity and ecosystems, including species loss and extinction, are projected to be lower at 1.5°C of global warming compared to 2°C. Limiting global warming to 1.5°C compared to 2°C…
…present and future generations. The Trust will be making the famous Red Moss of Balerno in Edinburgh completely wheelchair accessible by upgrading the boardwalk around the peat bog, improving its…
