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…for future generations. At the end of the day, we all want to see cleaner, healthier and more biodiverse seas and we were pleased to see the Cabinet Secretary’s desire…
…of Communications and Engagement. “Many of these begin with just one or two determined individuals wanting to see change happen but communities can and do rally behind a cause. We…
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has launched a new podcast series, Words of the Wild, as part of its 60th Anniversary celebrations. Exploring stories of the Trust’s past, present and future,…
…depend on our most precious asset: Nature.” The emergence of Covid-19 is evidence of this. Having originated in the wild, this virus demonstrates the intimate connection between our health and…
…each have our own local projects, so Andri and Jane started to discuss forming a group to go forward after our time with the second cohort came to an end….
…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…
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 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…
We have now been living on Handa for over four months, which is challenging to comprehend. Our team on Handa this season. In some ways, a third of a year…
…dark eye of the first great skua seen above Handa for the season. The island had been quiet for my first weeks. Not only because the ledges had not yet…
