Wildlife & Conservation
Why the mink must be exterminated
Mink are not cute and they’re not cuddly – this is one alien invader our indigenous wildlife could happily live without. Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Wildlife & Conservation
Scotland’s ten greatest wildlife trips
Scotland is home to a dazzling array of wildlife so, for your pleasure, we’ve selected ten fantastic ways in which you can get close to these amazin... Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Literally translated animal names will amuse you
At Scottish Field, we love our animals. Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Paths will close to remove diseased ash trees
Pathways on Arran are to be closed in the coming weeks to remove diseased ash trees. Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Scotland’s bird population shows a 24 year rise
The number of Scotland’s terrestrial breeding birds has increased over a period of 24 years. Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
New chair of trustees for Royal Botanic Garden
Dominic Fry has been appointed as chair of the board of trustees to the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh (RBGE). Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Rum is shear heaven for the Manx Shearwater
Creating a cacophony of noise terrifying enough to strike fear into the hearts of the Vikings, the Manx shearwater feels right at home on the wilderne... Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Harsh winters have hit Scotland’s woodland birds
Harsh winter weather is thought to be a factor in a short-term decline in woodland birds between 2017 and 2018. Read More
Wildlife & Conservation
Grease will do birds a fat lot of good
The RSPB is reminding Christmas dinner chefs not to put the cooking fat from their festive roast out for garden birds as the greasy mixture can damage... Read More