High-altitude forest to save rare trees and boost mountain wildlife
A new high-altitude forest of 10,000 rare mountain trees supporting wildlife including golden eagles and mountain hares is to be […]
Nature-depleted Scotland needs a new era of rewilding says landmark book
A sticking plaster approach to conservation is failing Scotland’s wildlife – and with species such as red squirrel, wild cat […]
Mountain Hares crash and burn in Scotland
A new study, conducted jointly by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology and the RSPB, has highlighted a catastrophic decline […]
Call for public support towards a wilder Scotland
Golden eagles, beavers, ospreys and pine martens will take centre stage in a landmark new conservation book aiming to inspire […]
Hebridean Whale Trail set to be the first of its kind in the UK
Individuals, communities and businesses are being asked to contribute ideas for top sites at which to spot whales, dolphins and […]
Record numbers of common dolphin sightings off Scotland’s west coast
Sightings of common dolphins across the Hebrides have reached a record high according to research conducted by marine conservation charity, […]
A boost to Scotland’s wild credentials
Scotland’s reputation as a mecca for wildlife tourists and landscape enthusiasts looks set to receive a welcome boost as Trees […]
Edward Grierson: The Importance of Community-Owned Land
For most of July, I was on holiday on the West of Scotland where, during my stay, I visited one […]
Flaviu – An Inadvertent Pioneer?
Almost a fortnight past, Dartmoor Zoo was the location of a daring escape. One centred on Flaviu, a male Carpathian […]
Scotland so far, in pictures..
With little time to blog about my Scotland experience so far this year I thought I would let my pictures […]
Capering in the Cairngorms (& Black Isle)
I’ve been back from Scotland a mere few hours and already I find myself compelled to waffle about what was, […]
