Come and celebrate World Oceans Day, and join us for arty fun using materials found on the shoreline.
INFO: Forestry Commission on 01387 860 247
Lots of animals and birds to see including highland cattle, otters, wildcats, deer, birds of prey, waterfowl and game birds. Woodland walks also available.
Join Jim McLeary for a guided walk around this botanically-rich site. Wear stout footwear for some rough and up hill walking.
Join RSPB staff for a moorland walk in hen harrier country. There will be CCTV highlights of the exciting 2005 breeding season on TV in the visitor centre, plus an exhibition about the Clyde Muirshiel hen harriers.
Sturdy footwear, outdoor clothing and waterproofs, or even a sun hat are recommended for the walk. Bring binoculars if you can.
INFO: Visitor centre on 01505 842 803 to reserve a place and to find out about alternative dates. For further
Take part in an interactive experience and learn more about our native mini-beasts. Spiders, woodlice, bees, butterflies, beetles, ants and others… They are never far away!
Come and see what lives in the loch and find out how you can help to keep the water clean and protect the environment.
Enjoy a wildlife cruise on the “Pentland Venture” from John O’Groats to Duncansby Head and see the breeding sea bird colonies at their most spectacular.
Children from 8–14 years are invited to spend the morning with our watch group. We meet on the first
Saturday of every month and promise a range of fun activities including pond-dipping, mini-beast hunts and
woodland walks.
Join our countryside rangers for an evening talk, activities and an opportunity to watch the otters on Luss Water. Wear warm waterproof clothing. Bring insect repellent and a torch.
Join a Pentland Hills Ranger for this guided walk as you follow in the footsteps of Drovers before you. We will be following the old Drove Road, over the Cauldstane Slap between West Linton and Little Vantage. The walk is approximately 8 miles. Return transport is provided.
Get arty in the Glen to celebrate Scottish Wildlife Week. Help create a giant environmental sculpture, make a bug out of willow, or paint the path with a wildlife theme. Also find out what SWT has been up to in Cumbernauld, and how you can get involved.
INFO: Rachael Avery on 01236 617 112.
Spend the day learning how to live in the wilderness and take part in watching wildlife and bushcraft.
Wildlife cruises on the beautiful and unspoilt Loch Shiel. See golden eagles, black-throated divers, red deer and much more, accompanied by live commentary on the wildlife and local history. Wear warm waterproof clothing, bring a camera and binoculars if you have them.
Join us for guided walks around the park, pond-dipping, environmental games and much more!
Take part in guided walks around the park to explore and see the animals within the natural settings of woodland. Lots of fun activities for children too!
When the road stops, the adventure begins. Take part in exciting Landrover safaris to explore some of Scotland’s lost wilderness. See red deer, mountain hare, golden eagle and much more! Binoculars provided.
An informal guided walk, aimed at introducing participants to the variety of wildlife found at North Berwick and the surrounding area. It is an excellent opportunity to see birds such as puffins, guilliemots and cormorants. If you are really lucky, you might even see a dolphin! Bring binoculars if you have them.
Come along and have a browse among a large selection of optical equipment, and try out some items in our excellent surroundings. Experts are on hand to give advice.
INFO: Contact Caroline Hendry on 01674 676 336.
Wildlife watching trips aboard a custom built, high speed inflatable boat. You will have the chance to see bottlenose dolphins, harbour porpoise and seals, as well as our spectacular cliff coastline. Waterproof clothing, headbands and goggles are provided. Warm clothing and non-slip footwear are essential.
Take part in a super safari with an experienced local guide to see the best of Highland Wildlife, including red deer, otter and over 50 bird species, all in one day! Forget about driving and enjoy the views from the comfort of our minibus. Outdoor clothing and binoculars recommended. Bring a packed lunch.
Take part in a walk to take a closer look at this small reserve, notable for its juniper stands. Wear suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear. Bring a packed lunch.
To celebrate Wildlife Week 2006, the Highland Wildlife Park at Kingussie is offering free entry to all SWT members. See red squirrel, wildcat and capercaillie at home alongside species long since extinct from Scotland; bison, lynx and wolf.