National Nature Reserves (NNRs) are magical places where you can experience the incredible sights and sounds of Scotland's natural world.
These reserves help protect an amazing range of wildlife and landscapes, including many rare species and habitats of international importance.
Located throughout Scotland, NNRs are open to everyone to visit and enjoy.
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The attractions of Scotland's oldest island National Nature Reserve are drawing record numbers of visitors to the island of Rum this summer and bucking reported tourism trends. Figures from island owners Scottish Natural Heritage reveal increasing numbers
Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) staff on the Isle of May woke to find an unusual visitor on the island at the weekend. A sea eagle, recently released from the east coast reintroduction project in Fife, had decided to take a trip to the island reserve in t
Members of the public are being invited along on a guided walk in search of ospreys at Loch Leven on Thursday evening (14th August).
The magnificent ice-carved crags of Coire Ardair are just one of the attractions of this varied reserve stretching from loch shore to mountain top. It provides a vivid demonstration of how readily native woodland of birch, alder, willow, rowan and oak recovers when the number of grazing animals is controlled. ... more on Creag Meagaidh
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