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SWT’s Montrose Basin Visitor Centre, a popular Angus tourist attraction, which is estimated to draw in over 12,000 visitors each year, is now preparing to extend its opening hours in…
…female deer which ended earlier last month (15 February) in line with current legislation (Deer (Scotland) Act 1996), the Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) today claimed that culling starving animals which…
…visit Falls of Clyde and supporting our activities. Wildlife crime of this nature really jeapordises the future of a remarkable species – it’s unacceptable, illegal, and must be stopped.” Famed…
…raise awareness of the plight of the wildcat and to safeguard its future in the Cairngorms National Park by encouraging responsible domestic cat ownership and by working with land managers…
…6,000 new homes but the Trust is pushing for the significant people and wildlife benefits of parks and gardens to be recognised in future expansion plans. Jonny Hughes Director of…
…PT4 & PT5 Resting together 30.06.19 Hopefully we will see them sitting together on the birch trees in the not too distant future. Emma Castle-Smith Visitor Centre Assistant Manager Check…
…John Hutchison, said: “We have come a very long way since 1997. “At that time we had an uncertain future and a dispirited, shrinking population. Now we have 40% increase…
…rewarding.” With ospreys still recovering from extinction in the UK in the early 20th Century, every egg and chick is a precious contribution to the future of this iconic species….
…forward in protecting at risk seabirds and marine mammals and is essential to protecting the future of sandeel reliant UK fishing stocks. Yet, on the 16th April, the EU Commission…
…we’re experiencing wildly fluctuating weather conditions. Cumbernauld’s rivers, ponds, peatlands, woodlands, parks and gardens are all important places for wildlife and people, so it’s vital that we make them more…
