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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…
…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…
Developing Ecological Surveying Skills Recruitment of trainees With support of the Heritage Lotttery Fund – Skills for the Future Programme, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is pleased to announce a new…
…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…
…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…
…about what the Trust will achieve in the future.” SWT is a member-based charity dedicated to protecting Scotland’s wildlife. For more information about SWT, or to become an SWT member,…
Free entry to wildlife visitor centres is set to encourage Scots to spend St. Andrew’s Day spotting some of Scotland’s most iconic creatures, including red squirrels and pink-footed geese. To…
…to safeguard the country’s national forests in trust for the wildlife and people of Scotland, now and in the future. As David Grundy, SWT’s vice chairman said: “We firmly believe…
