News News And Stories News Friday 12 July At Least Partial Site Closure
Thursday 11th’s heavy rain has caused some damage to our site. All of our animals and staff are okay, but we need to focus on making everything safe. **FRIDAY 12 JULY UPDATE**Luckily there has been no additional damage to the site overnight. However, th
News News And Stories News A Successful Year
The tree sparrow breeding season has ended with the last fledglings confirmed last Tuesday. It's sad to see it end but exciting that I now have a chance to look back over the data! This spring and summer has had substantially more rain compared to the la
News News And Stories News I Cant Believe Its Over
The last year working and living on site at WWT Caerlaverock has been a truly incredible experience that I can’t quite believe is over. Having applied for the placement and gone through the application process online I wasn’t sure what to expect but i
Event Wetland Centres Caerlaverock Whats On Events Gallery Exhibition Follow The History Of Caerlaverock
Objects from Caerlaverock's past are brought together to demonstrate the changes the site has seen over the last 53 years since Sir Peter Scott opened WWT Caerlaverock in 1971
Wetland Centres Caerlaverock Plan Your Visit
Planyour visit WWT Caerlaverock Wetland Centre Dumfriesshire, DG1 4RS Open in Google Maps Directions and public transport T: 0
News News And Stories News Meet The Team Kate Ferguson Reserve Warden
So, Kate, what inspired you to become a reserve warden? I think my inspiration stemmed from many things, but during college, I formed a real fascination with plants, and I loved finding new gardens or parks to visit with my family. I then went on
News News And Stories News New Roost Site For Little Egrets
Tack Piece A new roost site on the northern edge of the field held 6 Little Egret this morning, 3 of which stayed in the Tack Piece to feed. Also an Oystercatcher 2 Green Sandpipers and a Greenshank in the scrape. Some great Reed Warbler activity close to
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings 08092024
Weather :DampWader Lake SpeciesRedshank - 58Heron - 1Black - tailed Godwit - 6Black - headed Gull - 31Curlew - 5Lapwing - 48Hawthorn Wood Bird Feeding AreaPheasant - 1Great Spotted Woodpecker - 2Dunnock - 1Greenfinch - 5Jay - 2Goldfinch - 3Bullfinch - 4Lo
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 14th October 2023
5 Stonechat - wader scrape1 Garganey - main lake1 Red-Crested Pochard - reservoir lagoon9+ Chiffchaff - around site1 Kestrel - over site 3 Little Egret - marsh1 Little Grebe - marsh160 Gadwall - site count90 Shoveler - site count63 Wigeon - site count62 T
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 13th October 2023 1
2 Great Crested Grebe - main lake, reservoir lagoon1 Little Egret - wader scrape160 Gadwall - site count90 Shoveler - site count63 Wigeon - site count62 Teal - site count269 Coot - site count
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 17th December 2023
1 Bittern - reservoir lagoon1 Kestrel - south route1 Sparrowhawk - sheltered lagoon4 Siskin - south route1 Stonechat - wader scrape2 Goldcrest - world wetlands6 Snipe - marsh15 Water Rail - site count 164 Gadwall - site count 17.12.2356 Wigeon - site coun
Wetland Centres Arundel Experience Watching Wildlife
Watching wildlife Arundel is a 65-acre haven for wildlife surrounded by the steep Offham hangar, the pretty River Arun and the scenic South Downs. The site benefits from a natural ground water filtered by the layers of landscape. This high qu
News News And Stories News Wildlife Sightings For 17th October 2023
1 Red-Crested Pochard - reservoir lagoon5 Siskin - wildside1 Great-Crested Grebe - main lake70+ Starling - marsh160 Gadwall - site count90 Shoveler - site count63 Wigeon - site count62 Teal - site count269 Coot - site count
News News And Stories News Autumn Migration Slowly Begins
September begins the season of change and reflection. Nature’s palette starts to shift and migrating birds pass through on journeys south or arrive to stay the winter. We bring you tips on comings and goings as autumn slowly creeps in. Spend time in th
News News And Stories News Species Survival Fund Mural And Other News
Steart Marshes Dragonfly Day on 21st August saw a new mural in one of the Quantock Hides get underway. The mural, painted by local artist, Alison Jacobs, captures the wonder of Steart Marshes’ wetlands and grazing areas with longhorn cows, cattle egrets