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…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…
…more to protect Scotland’s precious wildlife for the future. In fact, this sum is enough to ensure we can maintain our 123 wildlife reserves as havens for wildlife for the…
…spending another day at school, I prepared a very informal session that required their energy and ideas. I used the beginning of the activity to let them introduce themselves and…
…individuals we need to play our part in this, if we want to change the ending to stories like this one in the future. Catherine Leatherland People and Wildlife Officer…
…a partnership project led by the Trust. During this week (which coincides with National Red Squirrel Week) why not spend some time exploring the outdoors while keeping a lookout for…
…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…
…place to help the species recover and flourish. “The long-awaited independent review of grouse moor management practices commissioned by the Scottish Government should contain strong recommendations on how to ensure…
…generates seed pods each year from its brightly flowering heads which, if allowed, will burst and send seeds along a water course to disperse into habitats further downstream. Lupin @…
…we safeguard our precious marine life for future generations.” Basking sharks are the largest fish found in Scottish waters and the second largest in the world. For much of the…
…in promoting wider participation within the environment sector aligns well with the Trust’s values and future direction.” Ruchir Shah, newly appointed Director of External Affairs, said: “I am greatly looking…
