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…the future, with ongoing and upcoming work such as our Riverwoods, Living Landscapes and Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels projects. On top of all that, we’ve also been working on a…
…of horticultural peat, which the Scottish Government initially committed to in 2020. The pace of this change is not proportionate with an emergency situation. We also need to be realistic…
…topped hills surrounded by crags and cliffs, an expansive upland network of burns, lochans, peat and grassland, then down steep slopes past river gorges and finally plunging through ancient Atlantic…
…Phillips, aged 10, with her story, “Into the Stillness…” and 15-year-old Eileen Page with her entry, “Wild with Grief”. Alexandra said: “I was inspired to enter this competition because it…
…important freshwater wildlife such as Atlantic salmon, brown trout, and the critically endangered freshwater pearl mussel. During the project, three partner organisations – the Spey Catchment Initiative, Tweed Forum and…
Every year, a number of students volunteer with the Scottish Wildlife Trust during the summer, often as part of their studies, to get practical experience to help their future career….
