ARRAN TRUST | WILDLIFE PROJECTS

The Arran Bee Group Apiary is situated in the grounds of Brodick Castle.  The group were  looking for funding to buy a shed which will be used for the storage of beekeeping equipment, education resources and safety clothing. The new shed...

ACTIVITY The Arran Black Grouse Re-Introduction Programme received money from Arran Trust to support a breeding programme reintroducing black grouse on Arran. OUTCOME Arran Trust helped establish this hand reared breeding programme and on...

ACTIVITY The plan is to introduce an intensive breeding programme for the Scottish Black Bee. Bees are essential for the ecological feel-being of the island - their cross pollination supports biodiversity and the Arran Trust feels this is a...

ACTIVITY Arran Natural History Society approached the Arran Trust for financial support for the publication of an Arran Bird Atlas.  This book will describe the mapping of the birds of Arran for the first time.  Over 36,000 ...

ACTIVITY Six young people are attemtping to circumnavigate the island in kayaks over 2 x 3...

 ACTIVITY To place a virtual bee-hive with all other beehive parts at the Arran Bee G...