Welcome to your latest Wild Places News! This month we are delighted that our partnership work at Glenlude was shortlisted for a prestigious Nature of Scotland Award; and last week we held a successful Gathering, with members and supporters enjoying a day of talks and activities. Check out highlights below.
Whether it's artificial intelligence aided nature conservation, or booking a last minute autumn break at our Kylesku Lodges for 20% off our remaining 2025 dates (check availablity here and quote discount code 'LAST2025' when booking) we are sure you'll find something of interest.
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We're happy to hear that an inspiring nature recovery partnership with Phoenix Futures at our site in the Scottish Borders has been shortlisted for a 2025 Nature of Scotland Health and Wellbeing Award.
Trust Members and supporters joined our staff and Trustees near the rainbow-covered banks of Loch Lomond to hear about the importance of evidence and mapping to secure a lasting future for wild places.
Treat yourself to a last minute relaxing break in our Kylesku Lodges and enjoy 20% off our remaining 2025 dates. Check availablity here and quote discount code 'LAST2025' when booking!
Although still critically endangered in Wales and England, pine marten numbers continue to recover in Scotland - including a few local nightime visitors to our site in the Scottish Borders at Glenlude!
Explore the growing role of artificial intelligence in conservation and its implications for the protection of wild places such asZambia's Kafue National Park where anti-poaching efforts are supported by a virtual fence.
Step up for Wild Places: A remote-working team comes together while 'climbing Ben Nevis' in steps to raise funds for the conservation of Britain’s wild places. Read more.
Want to find out more about the John Muir Award? Sign up to attend one of our free 90 minute monthly workshops, to learn about the Wild Places Guardian Award.
Get in touch with friends old and new this holiday season. Send them a Christmas Card from our latest collection of landscape and wildlife photographs. Buy three packs as a bundle and save. All profit from your purchase here goes towards the John Muir Trust's work to protect wild places.
Photography: Mark Hamblin / 2020Vision, Biggestleaf Travel, David Fleetwood
