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…to come. Spring is in full flow with red squirrels scampering about the woodland, woodpeckers drumming on trees, great crested grebes beginning their mating dance, beavers swimming back and forth…
…hope to see red squirrels scurrying in the trees alongside woodland birds including woodpeckers. Great crested grebes, mallards and swans can be seen on the loch. The reserve’s resident pair…
…Sutherland. The Island © Scottish Wildlife Trust Our staff, Rosie (Riverwoods Partnerships Officer), Bianca (HR Officer) and Felix (Conservation Officer – Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels) had a wonderful time and…
…seeing ospreys, beavers, red squirrels and countless other species that I have never had the opportunity to see before and I can’t wait to spend the rest of the season…
…them published on the events page already. Our first event of the year is an evening talk from our local Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels Conservation officer. It’s free, so book…
Putting food out for garden birds is an easy thing to do which can make a real difference to the survival of our feathered friends, especially during the cold winter…
…18 July, an officer from Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels will be with us to give an evening talk about the population of reds in Tayside. The following evening, Friday 19…
…seat, repaired section of boardwalk or a restored path surface. Mark Robertson – Volunteer with Reserves Project Officer, East Central region. Mark delivering a tools talk to a Corporate…
…at the reserve. Home to many iconic Scottish species, red squirrels, pine martens and woodland birds of all types and sizes can be spotted by visiting the reserve. **ENDS*** NOTES…
