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On the day the Scottish Government launches two major publications on the future of Scotland’s planning system, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling on planners to place wildlife and the…
…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….
…the groundbreaking reintroduction of beavers in Mid-Argyll, the Trust protects Scotland’s wildlife for the future, and inspires and engages people with their natural environment. The Scottish Wildlife Trust is an…
…future in Scotland. As the current Species Champion for the aspen tree I’m delighted to note that its bark provides a favourite food for beavers in winter, and that the…
…in Scotland, and may indicate his willingness to find a mate. A future blog will cover details surrounding this extraordinary moment. A male ringed osprey (PH1) arrives on the nest…
…camera footage will help with monitoring and survey work in the future. “The camera footage will also help us improve our feeder box design. The feeder boxes are used each…
…government restrictions on movement and gathering, but we very much look forward to welcoming you in the future. Find out more here. Patrick Endall, Falls of Clyde Seasonal Ranger Tread…
…be clear: natural climate solutions are not a panacea. They are essential but not sufficient – ending our reliance on fossil fuels through a Just Transition is more important than…
…parliament to protect their future and their habitat.” Otter © Luke Massey/2020vision The otter is one of Scotland’s top predators, feeding mainly on fish, amphibians and crustaceans. They are well…
