Northern February Red Stonefly (Brachytera putata)
The Northern February red is a priority conservation species in the UK because it is both endemic and declining.
The 2022 Abigail Rhodes Photography Competition results.
The committee is pleased to announce the winner of the 2022 competition.
WEASEL (MUSTELA NIVALIS)
Weasels are widely distributed throughout the entirety of mainland Britain and frequently seen in and around the North Sutherland area.
An introduction to lichens
A lichen isn’t a plant and it isn’t an animal, it is a composite organism.
Otter signs and tracks
A short introductory guide on what to look for when walking along our coastline in order to get a better idea of the presence of the often-elusive otter.
Pine Marten (Martes martes)
In northern Scotland we are privileged to live close to, and occasionally see, one of the rarest native mammals found in Britain – the Pine marten
Coconut Scented Milkcap (Lactarius Glyciosmus)
September is a good month to be spotting and smelling this fungus in North Sutherland!…
Moths: a look into the early stages.
My focus is in moths and I therefore wanted to use this holiday as an opportunity to run traps and also carry out daytime fieldwork. An article by visiting naturalist Sam Gray
Shark Finning
As part of our aim to give young people a platform, this is an article…
Moon jellyfish or common jellyfish (Aurelia aurita)
Gaelic: Muir-tèachd Where to look The Moon jellyfish, Britain’s most common jellyfish, is widespread in…