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Ospreys at Aigas
It is the time of year again where, as part of a walk around the loch at Aigas, you can often be lucky enough to see these stunning birds of prey. The loch is seasonally stocked with large blue and...
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Scotland’s Magnificent Eagles
In the Scottish Highlands, we are lucky enough to be surrounded by so many species of bird, some widespread throughout Britain, and some heavily restricted to the North of Scotland. Some of the...
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Wildlife Worldwide Festival of British Wildlife at Aigas
In the final week of May, Aigas played host to Wildlife Worldwide’s ‘Festival of British Wildlife’, wherein guest leaders, naturalists and professional photographers along with our own experienced...
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A Grey Matter
The days are finally starting to get longer and the weather isn’t as gloomy anymore. The daffodils are up in the Aigas garden, there is bud on the rowan and the mornings are loud with birdsong. Just...
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Wheels Up – Naturedays Outreach in North West Sutherland
As part of their 2023 outreach programme, the Naturedays team at Aigas visited three primary schools across North West Sutherland to run workshops on “Brilliant Birds” and “Marvellous Maps”....
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Why Choose Aigas?
For the last forty-seven years, when the rest of the world was either destroying or marginalising nature, the little Aigas estate was busy rewilding. In those days it was called ‘restoration...
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It is Tough to be a Bee
Bees can be heard buzzing around flowers, such as those of willow in early spring and heathers throughout the summer. At Aigas, we have been delighted to see the first white-tailed bumblebees of the...
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Aigas Twinflower Project Update
The Twinflower (Linnaea borealis) is a rare plant in the UK, confined almost entirely to Pinewoods in the Scottish Highlands, where it exists at around 50 sites. Named for its dainty, symmetrical...
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