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…and habitats are still under so much pressure from climate change, intensive land-use practices, urban sprawl and industrial activities. My view changed and I am now unequivocal about it being…
…currents to inevitably end up on our shores. I was very grateful for the things that Andy taught us; like how to determine the use of certain plastics and how…
…No puffins to be seen. Our night ended with a cooked meal of vegetarian bolognaise and getting to know our bunkmates for the week. The Bothy © Scottish Wildlife Trust…
…in the future if I have the chance to. Although I wouldn’t be surprised if the things I really want to see end up appearing on one of my days…
…fish and forests, as well as carbon emissions and waste. Every day from now until the end of the year we are living on ecological debt; future generations will inherit…
…moorland management. The RSPB’s Illegal Killing of Birds of Prey 2015-2017 report is a depressing read. It highlights continued illegal use of pesticides, spring traps and shooting of Scotland’s raptors,…
…your awareness to the present and your immediate surroundings. Mindfulness is a useful practice for reducing stress and taking care of your mental health. It involves finding a place where…
…of grass for a trumpet Guitar A y-shaped stick Elastic bands Shakers Small containers Small stones or rice Panpipes Elder branches Secateurs (must be used under supervision) Tent peg String…
…the pipe cleaners Now use tape to attach your shell to the other end of your snail’s body, and your snail is now ready to go! Remember to recycle the…
…finally put to good use. Everything in the presentation went swimmingly—including the European beaver (Castor fiber), which guests and lookouts in the hides were lucky enough to spot diving down…
