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…been actively campaigning to raise awareness about the detrimental impact such a move could have on the future of Scotland’s forests and its wildlife. By withdrawing the proposals, Scotland’s forestry…
…new life. Next week-end, as our 50th Anniversary Year draws to a close, we will be posting a blog celebrating 2019, highpoints of our 50 year history and looking to…
…times gone by. Robert Owen’s house – New Lanark’s world famous mill owner’s house. * Terms and Conditions: Show your Scottish Wildlife Trust membership card when purchasing your ticket to…
A life-size bronze puffin, measuring 30 cm high, is now set to spend the next eight months mirroring the natural habits of its real-life counterparts by wintering at sea aboard…
…on other wildlife and land uses in the area, to help inform Ministers’ decisions on the future of beavers in Scotland in 2015; and To help resolve any conflicts between…
…which should be celebrated and protected for future generations. Sadly the plans that have been outlined give no indication that its natural importance is even recognised. “It is vital that…
…to breed with domestic cats creating a new race of hybrids. We shouldn’t pretend that achieving such a vision will be easy, but we must surely try. The future of…
…the Bute House Agreement – an agreement between the Scottish Government and the Scottish Green Party – which would bring us in line with other international commitments to marine ecosystem…
Commenting as the Scottish Government make an announcement on the future of the beavers living on the River Tay, Scottish Wildlife Trust Chief Executive Simon Milne said: “The Scottish Wildlife…
…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…
