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…Trust team around me in Ayrshire I am still able to have an enjoyable and enriching placement. Transport was an early issue because of social distancing but I took up…
…been closed by this point. “The world came to a halt” is a phrase that is often used when we look back on the beginning of 2020, but there’s comfort…
…a uniform mottled appearance while some can have more of this reddish-brown colouration at one end. To us, they may appear quite obvious in the nest, however when looking from…
…at 5pm on Sunday 21 March at the end of a long migration north. He wasted no time in beginning to arrange the nest, moving sticks and twigs around in…
The dangers of falling through ice covered rivers and lochs cannot be stressed enough. Every winter, people die because the ice gives way beneath them and they plunge into freezing…
…a Sitka spruce plantation which was felled at the end of 2021. These native trees will grow to form broadleaf woodland that supports wildlife including birds and butterflies. The trees…
…and will depend on the length of your plank, as well as the space you have to hang your bee hotel. Drill guide holes for the screws (to stop the…
You might have caught Laura MacGregor our conservation shepherdess speaking on the BBC Radio Scotland’s Out of Doors programme at the weekend (Listen from around 1hr 15min 30s). Flying Flock…
…period with my boyfriend and his family in England. This was my first British Christmas, which was very different to what I’m used to, but I had such a good…
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has welcomed the Scottish Government’s commitment to achieving net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases in Scotland and called for more attention to be given to natural solutions…
