A fond farewell to the Falls
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As the water level of the river fluctuated this week, so did the busy days of the ranger team. Some days have been packed to the brim and others more …
Teamwork makes the dream work!
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It’s been a hot sunny week here at the Falls of Clyde, kicking off with a busy bank holiday Monday. We’ve been doing a variety of jobs this week, from …
Spring is here and so are some of our wildflower – Part 4
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The boardwalk is busier than ever with even more wildflowers coming out, such as: Wild Strawberry, Globe Flower, Bugle, Cleavers, Horsetail, Water Aven, Wood Sorrel, and Garlic Mustard.
Spring is here and so are some of our wildflowers – Part 4
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The boardwalk is busier than ever with even more wildflowers coming out, such as: Wild Strawberry, Globe Flower, Bugle, Cleavers, Horsetail, Water Avens, Wood Sorrel, and Garlic Mustard.
Special visits, special nests and extra special teamwork!
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The sunshine has brought a burst of new colour onto the reserve; bright green leaves, glistening waters and a multitude of radiant wildflowers. This arrival of new shapes and shades …
Spring is here and so are some of our wildflower – Part 3
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The recent sunshine and showers have brought out even more wildflowers along the boardwalk and around the reserve! Recently we’ve been seeing: Welsh Poppies, Water Forget-Me-Not, Pignut, Germander Speedwell, Greater …
Spring is here and so are some of our wildflowers – Part 3
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The recent sunshine and showers have brought out even more wildflowers along the boardwalk and around the reserve! Recently we’ve been seeing: Welsh Poppies, Water Forget-Me-Not, Pignut, Germander Speedwell, Greater …
Just some badgers, moths and solving a wildlife crime (!)
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Hello everyone! This week I just returned from my holiday back home in the Netherlands and it was back to business right away! These past few days were busy, but …
Dandelions: the most undervalued wild flower
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At this time of year we are bombarded with TV adverts about how dandelions are going to destroy your lawn and driveway. What’s so wrong with an over grown lawn …
Walking the Kinytre Way (and a trip to Arran)
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Last week I went on a little adventure to the Kintyre Peninsula, I had originally planned to walk the Kinytre Way – a 100-mile route walking through some of Kintyre’s …