Squirrel Detection, Ice Swimming and Cattle Droving
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has just acquired a piece of land which will double the size of one of its wildlife reserves. Rachel joins Reserves Manager Rab Potter at Gight Wood near Methlick to discover why the site is so significant. A new survey has revealed that the number of peregrine pairs in the breeding season…
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