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Tag Archives: walking
Take a walk on the wild side
The iconic island of Noss in Shetland is once again bustling with activity as up to 30 different bird species vie for a nesting space on this seabird metropolis. To celebrate this fact a series of guided walks have been … Continue reading
Posted in basking shark, Noss National Nature Reserve
Tagged basking sharks, Noss, otter, walking
Natural bookshelf
Scotland is well served by publishers, and in recent months there have been some interesting additions to the ranks of books dealing with natural history. In this column we look back on four newish titles. Set in Stone by Alan … Continue reading
Posted in Natural history books
Tagged books for children, geology, long distance paths, Rainforests, walking
Ramblers Scotland
Our guest blogger today is Jeannie Cranfield of Ramblers Scotland and she has a simple message … Get Outdoors this Summer. A series of events in early August are planning to make it easier than ever to sample the delights … Continue reading
Posted in Projects
Tagged Ramblers Scotland, Scotland's Get Outdoors Weekend, walking
Enjoy the outdoors in and around Golspie
Golspie is rightly well known for its stunning links golf course on the shores of the Moray Firth, but the area has plenty to offer those who aren’t naturals on the fairways. Our area manager, Lesley Cranna, provides an insight … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Flowers, National Nature Reserves
Tagged Golspie, Loch Fleet, mountain biking, osprey, otter, Seal, walking
Sensing Landscape: Ridge, Route, Trail and Path
Rachel Mimiec, our National Scenic Areas Artist in Residence, reports from the dramatic landscape of Glencoe and Ben Nevis. As well as walking with groups over the past few weeks I have also been out for walks with individuals who … Continue reading
Sensing Landscape: Walking, Talking and Spotting
Rachel Mimiec, our NSA Artist in Residence, gives us another update on her work from Glen Nevis and Glencoe. Over the past week I have been out with a few different walking groups. There is a great network of groups … Continue reading
Posted in Nature in art, Rachel Mimiec - NSA Artist in Residence
Tagged Adit, art, art in nature, Ben Nevis, Binnein Mòr, Glencoe, Highland, Mamore, Massacre of Glencoe, Mimiec, nature, Nevis, Rambling, Scotland, Scottish Naural Heritage, SNH, walking, walking groups
