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…explore the island on placements ranging from 8 to 22 weeks. In addition around 50 short-term volunteers are needed to spend a week welcoming members of the public who take…
…4,000 jobs. These are spread across five areas: peatland restoration; native woodland expansion, restoration and management; deer control; delivery of a Scottish Nature Network; and a farming advisory service. A…
…The groundswell of heart-felt opinion shows that people care passionately about nature. “We hope that this welcome development will help the Forestry Commission GB to retain conservation expertise in-house to…
…of Scotland’s environment. “Ironically, it is the SNP-led Scottish Government, and the Labour opposition with their proposals for a Scottish Future Jobs fund, who are actually taking practical measures to…
…left legs, which will help identify them in future as ospreys which have come from a nest in Scotland. Sometimes it is possible to determine at the sex of juvenile…
…Cartland Crags, the Falls of Clyde, Nethan Gorge, Chatelherault and Mauldslie Woods. These important woodlands are protected by national and international law because of the astonishing variety of wildlife that…
A giant red squirrel celebrated the end of Red Squirrel Week at the Red Squirrel on Edinburgh’s Lothian Road. The Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Sandy the Squirrel poured a pint of…
…membership of the Scottish Wildlife Trust to be won every day for finding the Lost Species of Scotland. At the end of the week, one lucky entrant will win tickets…
…the Lost Species of Scotland. At the end of the week, one lucky entrant will win tickets to see Brave for a family of 4 plus a real-life bow and…
…beginning to form and by the end of the decade the Society took on the role of a national association to represent them. The Scottish Wildlife Trust was formed in…
