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The Trust has responded to the publication of the review by the Grouse Moor Management Group, commissioned by the Scottish Government and chaired by Professor Alan Werritty. Sarah Robinson, Director …
A new study by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology and the RSPB shows that mountain hare numbers on moorlands in the eastern Highlands have declined severely in recent years. Counts …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has received a £36,604 grant from Viridor Credits Environmental Company through the Scottish Landfill Communities Fund to save threatened juniper woodland in Highland Perthshire. Eighteen hectares …
As a nation it seems we are getting out in the countryside more often than was the case a decade ago. Visits to the outdoors is one of the Scottish …
The ‘Glorious Twelfth’ is here – which gives us a chance to reflect on the impacts of two management activities that accompany the driven grouse business in Scotland, burning heather …
Last week a very interesting article was published on the Scottish Wildlife Trust website as part of our 50 for the Future series of guest blogs which outline 50 things that we …