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…into the first survey, we saw our first flash of black and red. Was it the transparent or the six-spot burnet? We all peered excitedly through the net and upon…
On the day the Scottish Government launches two major publications on the future of Scotland’s planning system, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling on planners to place wildlife and the…
…knees, appreciating the miniature beauty of Arctic alpine plants that cling on there. Or watching black throated divers preening from the shores of Loch Arienas, red deer stags bellowing in…
…forward in protecting at risk seabirds and marine mammals and is essential to protecting the future of sandeel reliant UK fishing stocks. Yet, on the 16th April, the EU Commission…
…volunteered with the Scottish Wildlife Trust, based in Castle Douglas. Thomas Dubos © Camille Vallette I would encourage people to do a gap year if they can. It allowed me…
…can download the eggbox crab activity guide (with images) below. Crab: Cut out a section of the egg box. Paint the egg box section in red paint and leave to…
…of birds at the feeders, including woodpeckers and siskins. If you’re lucky, you might also spot a red squirrel, a pine marten or even a red deer. View our live…
Moths are often dismissed as brown and dull, but many species are actually bright and colourful. There are burnet moths with black and red wings, tiger moths with beautiful bold…
