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…species or habitat protection (removing non native invasive species, control of birch regeneration on peat bogs), surveying (badger, otter orchid surveys). Altogether volunteers donated 557 days or 3899 hours to…
…build your worm composter, you need to think about what worms you will use. Your selection of worms will depend on whether your composter is inside or outside. You can…
…every day. Many end up being consumed by tens of thousands of marine species ranging from shrimps to turtles. Nurdles © Gentlemanrook We are only beginning to understand the consequences…
Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre will be open as usual next week-end, Friday (18th Dec) and Saturday and Sunday. Make sure to stock up on bird seed for your…
An amateur Scottish cyclist is getting on his bike this weekend (Saturday 1 May) to complete a 1,000 mile trip across Britain as part of a campaign by the Scottish…
…Scottish Wildlife Trust reserve near New Lanark, hatched at the end of April and the young (known as eyasses) have grown fast. The chicks were ringed, which will give us…
…You can’t help but feel a little bit sad. But for the team at Loch of the Lowes, reaching the end of a successful breeding season shows that the long…
…tide. SWT’s Conservation Team Supervisor for Tayside, Duncan Budge said: “The new viewing deck helps to protect both people and local wildlife. Situated at the end of a walkway overlooking…
…the end of the day! Stopping halfway round at the Great Wall for lunch we watched fulmar riding on the air currents, their effortless gliding leaving us even more in…
