Hi, It's Gwen here, the upland invertebrates apprentice. It's been a while since I blogged so there's quite a lot to cover! In September I was in Edinburgh for a month, where I got fanastic help from Richard, Graham, David ...
Continue reading Snow!

Eek!! Can't believe its November allready. Time for another blog. I've had a really busy couple of months with attending the kick-sampling course, harvestmen and beetle identification workshop and going on placement to ...
Continue reading Bugs, bugs and more bugs :)

Crikey... where do I begin? I knew it had been a while since my last blog but I hadn't realised that it was 4 months ago!! Where has the summer gone?? It has been a hectic time. The SEPA marine ecology survey season has been ...
Continue reading Summing up the summer- Seaweed Apprentice

Hi everyone, headwaters apprentice news coming right up! Winter is upon us, and in a biologists world this often means moving into the warmth for some indoor activity! So as the electrofishing season has come to an end and ...
Continue reading Diatoms & Mine Drainage…an Apprentices Delight!

Hello everyone, Amy here, last of the original 20 natural talent apprentices. You all know I've been studying wetlands for the past 12 months and have now handed in my last expense form. I finished on Monday with my last job ...
Continue reading A wet end to wetlands!