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John Muir Awards for Hamilton College
Posted by Sarah - 09:51 on 10 May 2012
Hamilton College take part in John Muir Awards at Aigas Field Centre....
The pitter patter of tiny feet!
Posted by Alicia - 21:47 on 02 May 2012
We have some good news here at Aigas, last Thursday our new wildcat pair had kittens!! ...
New Arrivals!
Posted by Alicia - 23:41 on 22 April 2012
On Easter Sunday the Field Centre welcomed the arrival of three new wildcats to supplement our wildcat breeding programme, which we initiated in early 2011. ...
Spring birds galore!
Posted by Elspeth - 12:12 on 21 April 2012
A brilliant week with Spring Birds - 104 bird species, including rarities such as lekking Capercaillie and Black Grouse, Snow Bunting and Ring Ouzel!...
No Power? No Worries!
Posted by Sarah - 08:36 on 06 April 2012 | 3 comments
St Osmunds School enjoy a power cut at Aigas....
Hill Fire at Aigas
Posted by Warwick - 11:57 on 31 March 2012 | 2 comments
Hill fire at Aigas. Field Centre unaffected....
Aigas Abroad - Conservation in Uganda
Posted by Brenna - 18:37 on 26 February 2012
Chimp in the forest on Ngamba Island Community Football Match
I have just returned from an amazing month in ...
Press Release - Aigas Triplet Beaver Kits Named
Posted by Warwick - 14:25 on 09 September 2011 | 1 comment
Press Release - The three baby beavers born at Aigas Field Centre this year have been named Skye, Islay and Arran....
Crested tit and Beaver eaten in birthday massacre
Posted by Phil - 17:59 on 17 August 2011 | 2 comments
In the past couple of weeks we’ve had a couple of ranger birthdays – and because we live and breathe wildlife at Aigas, we thought we’d eat it too.
Happy Birthday to our rangers Jenny and Sarah!
Their wildlife-themed cakes were rang...
Summer Birds
Posted by Jenny - 11:58 on 28 July 2011
Some highlights of our Summer Birds and Handa Island Programme...
Aigas Rangers Visit Norway
Posted by Brenna - 11:09 on 10 May 2011
Last week Phil, Ed, Jenny and myself were fortunate enough to travel to Norway with Sir John to learn about wild beavers and other Norwegian wildlife. An important element of the Aigas Beaver Demonstration Project is understanding the ecology of wild beav...
The Season Starts
Posted by Warwick - 08:47 on 02 April 2011
The 2011 season starts today. Welcome to our first guests of the year. ...
WILDCATS! Aigas Scottish Wildcat Breeding Project
Posted by Warwick - 10:02 on 26 February 2011 | 1 comment
Aigas Launches Scottish Wildcat Breeding Project...
Phil Taylor's Romanian Wolf Experience
Posted by Warwick - 09:56 on 02 February 2011 | 1 comment
Over the winter Aigas ranger Phil Taylor was financed by the Aigas Trust to track wolves in Romania. Here he discusses his experience....
Elspeth in Uganda
Posted by Elspeth - 10:31 on 06 January 2011 | 1 comment
This November, our Field Officer Elspeth Ingleby got the opportunity to travel to Uganda to volunteer with the Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Wildlife Conservation Trust (CSWCT). Here she writes about her experience....
Swarovski Binocular Awards
Posted by Warwick - 16:32 on 09 November 2010 | 2 comments
Elspeth Ingleby and Jenny Campbell receive prestigious binocular award....
Aigas Builds New Hide
Posted by Alicia - 15:28 on 05 November 2010 | 2 comments
Aigas Field Centre builds new hide....
Aigas Blog goes live with Comments
Posted by Warwick - 16:47 on 04 November 2010 | 1 comment
After a year of staff blogging, we've decided to let you have your say! From now on our guests and friends will be able to comment on news stories....