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With the annual Christmas and New Year splurge over, some of us will be mid-way through a month of healthier eating and drinking. The theory goes that by the end…
…right in front of the hide and wondering at the never-ending parade of wildlife around the reserve, these are the true highlights that await future SPOs.” Evening Light Loch of…
…osprey choosing to spend their breeding season in Scots Pines beside our protected freshwater loch. As LM12 returned on 15th March last year (2019) many of the regular volunteers and…
…to massive global environmental damage through a major increase in climate-wrecking greenhouse gases. We are supporting Marco because if this development retains its National Development status it will be far…
…oil and mixed with raw jute, enabled workers to spin the fibres into useable fabric. Towards the end of the 19th century, Dundee developed into the premier Arctic whaling port…
Our resident female NC0 has left the reserve, bringing an end to her second successful breeding season at Loch of the Lowes. The last sighting of the season of NC0…
…the harness with a few threads at the front – leaving enough room for it to put on weight and allowing the harness to drop off at the end of…
…trout a close second. Trout and pike were brought to the nest throughout the season, with perch and tench becoming more common towards the end of the watch. Across the…
…The Scottish Wildlife Trust is a partner in the Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust, with responsibilities for wildlife conservation. During May until the end of August our seasonal wildlife ranger,…
The Environment Minister Paul Wheelhouse MSP has joined Scottish Beaver Trial staff on site in Knapdale, mid-Argyll as part of a trip to key environmental projects on the west coast…
