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A celebration of beavers in spring-time will take place in Scotland this weekend (19 – 20 March), as part of the first multinational beaver festival ever to be held across…
…as desk-based data management. Valentin Maugard © Harry Richards Most of the volunteers chose to return home when this became possible. But from the end of June Valentin, a volunteer…
…www.justgiving.com/Toby-Green. Local public house, the Perthshire Arms, has also kindly donated the proceeds of ‘Osprey Ale’, a brand of beer which was created and named after our resident female.” ***ENDS***…
Camille Vallette is an Erasmus+ funded European Solidarity Corps volunteer on an 11 month placement in Castle Douglas with Chris Archbold (Reserves Project Officer) and at the end of February…
…hosting a Red Squirrel fun day this weekend (Saturday 25 September), in partnership with the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels (SSRS) project team. Visitors are invited to come…
…have to split this blog into several parts so that I won’t send everyone to sleep. Anyway, today I’m going to talk about two of the first birds I learned…
…yourselves! Each weekend through July and August we have been running our Dipper Watch drop-in events, which introduce hundreds of visitors to some of the wildlife that lives along this…
…of developing its own trial. Knapdale Forest © Rob Needham Though beavers can cause conflicts with some land-use practices especially in heavily modified landscapes, the science strongly demonstrates they are…
…touch an approach as possible, encouraging birds to use the regular nest strengthens our ability to provide round-the-clock nest protection. It also provides a fantastic opportunity for people to observe…
…out of their territory. Watch their coordinated effort to defend the nest from an unringed female intruder, who we have identified as a repeat offender. LM12 chases away the intruder,…
