Life at Loch Leven: exploring work and wildlife on the nature reserve

Make Space For Nature

In this episode we head to Loch Leven National Nature Reserve to meet with Reserve Manager Jeremy Squire and Reserve Officer Sally Reay to learn about the area's vibrant ecosystem and the huge variety of wildlife that thrives in this habitat.
Discover the seasonal spectacles that make Loch Leven a critical sanctuary for numerous species. With each season offering its own unique wonders, you'll learn what to look for and when to visit for an unforgettable wildlife experience, from courtship displays by great crested grebes and the dramatic arrival of pink-footed geese, to tornado-like swarms of non-biting midges.
Jeremy and Sally share the importance of balancing conservation efforts with public access, ensuring that both wildlife and visitors can benefit from this stunning landscape. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the tireless work of the reserve staff and volunteers, and be inspired to visit this special place.

Chapitres

1. Life at Loch Leven: exploring work and wildlife on the nature reserve (00:00:00)

2. Exploring Loch Leven's Wildlife and Habitats (00:00:05)

3. Wildlife Monitoring and Biodiversity Conservation (00:10:32)

4. Managing Loch Leven Nature Reserve (00:18:29)

5. Seasonal Wildlife Viewing Advice (00:23:17)