…to mention the strong networks of local volunteers working together for the same cause. Not sure who to contact? Email the project via the website or call the Scottish Wildlife Trust reception on 0131 312 7765 and we can point you in the right direction. You can also find all our staff contacts on the Our Team page. CONTACT US… […]
…people to get involved, for instance carrying out surveys, record keeping and fundraising. There is a need for more public engagement in the region. In particular, volunteers who can educate and inspire young people can help to ensure that there is a long-term future for South Scotland’s red squirrels. It’s inspiring to be around so many dedicated people all working… […]
…advice for your volunteering role can be found in your volunteering induction pack, and can also be downloaded from the SSRS Community Hub. If you have any questions or concerns about your volunteering activities, or if you are required to self-isolate, please contact your local Community Engagement Officer or Conservation Officer for further advice. Volunteer groups All scheduled red… […]
…& Stirling, said: “People living in Stirling and the wider area can support their local red populations by reporting any squirrels they see. With people staying local and having more time to spend wildlife watching in their gardens or on local walks, we have started to see an overall increase in sightings which are making fantastic contributions to our knowledge… […]
