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Wasps – a picnic ruined
Join Trust ranger Roddy to take a look at why wasps often have a bad reputation, especially towards the end of summer.
Crathes Garden blog #4: carnivorous plants and new discoveries
Join our expert garden guide for a behind-the-scenes look at what the garden team have been working on at Crathes in August, as well as taking a closer peek at some new discoveries.
Lightning strikes 100-year-old tree at Ben Lomond
Our ranger tells us about the damage that lightning has caused to one of the oak trees at Ben Lomond.
Colour across the seasons at Malleny Garden
Our volunteer gardener Bob offers a closer look at some of the stunning blooms that can be seen during the year at Malleny Garden, on the outskirts of Edinburgh.
The eagle with the sunlit eye
We take a look at the history of the national reintroduction programme for the sea eagle (also known as the white-tailed eagle), and our charity’s important role in that.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Corrieshalloch Gorge
Corrieshalloch Gorge shows the formidable forces of nature at their most impressive, and is home to a wide range of wildlife.
From the edge of the world 2021 – part 2
Enjoy the next instalment from our St Kilda ranger team, who have settled back into island life and are carrying out important monitoring work.
Wildlife spotter’s guide: Brodie Castle
The large estate surrounding Brodie Castle is home to a rich variety of habitats, from formal gardens to ponds and natural woodland. Several trails and a couple of nature hides offer great opportunities to spot some wildlife during your visit.
Greenbank parterre garden
Thanks to the Friends of Greenbank Garden, we’ve been able to replant our parterre garden with some amazing bulbs.