Not sure how to identify a nuthatch? Read on!
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It’s that time of year where things I begin to feel a bit lonely here at the Falls of Clyde. Adam our seasonal ranger finished last week, our interns have …
Sponsored Night Walk
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Will you brave the dark and raise money for the Scottish Wildlife Trust? Join us for a torch-lit charity walk through the Falls of Clyde reserve. Refreshments and fire ‘pit-stops’ …
Ranger Laura’s 6 Things To Do This Autumn!
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1. Make sloe gin Long time readers of the blog will know I like my sloe gin. For a recipe – delve back into the archives to a blog I …
What does a Ranger actually do?
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This week on the reserve our Rangers and volunteer team have been doing lots of path maintenance works including filling in the copious potholes that were appearing at the end …
Don’t miss your chance to see these amazing badgers!
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Our last badger watch of the year is this Thursday (27 Aug). There are still a few spaces left so if you would like to book please phone us on …
Tree Felling at the Falls of Clyde – 2015
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It has been almost 20 years since the last round of fairly major woodland work was undertaken here at the Falls of Clyde wildlife reserve. This took place above the …
Falls of Clyde Recent Sightings 11th-17th August
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Hi, Signs of autumn are slowly creeping onto the reserve with wood pigeon and stock dove eagerly perching along telegraph lines waiting for the first golden cereal grains and migratory …
The Big Butterfly Count
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Did you know that since 2010 Butterfly Conservation have carried out a nationwide survey called the Big Butterfly Count? It is now the world’s biggest survey of butterflies and last …
Intern Diary : Catching my breath
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Finally! After a busy few weeks I’m finally getting the chance to introduce myself and let you know what I’ve been up to. I’m Sam and I am the new …
Reserve update – badgers, butterflies and practical conservation
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We have had a very busy time at the Falls of Clyde lately with path maintenance repairs happening along the blue path to our pond and also a few weeks …