Links

  • BirdForum
    The net's largest birding community – 63,000 members and 1 million posts from across the world
  • Higham Hall
    Higham Hall was originally built in 1828 by railway pioneer Thomas Hoskins, who could have sight of the railway which used to run along the route now followed by the A66. In 2008 Higham Hall was sold to the Trust to be run independently as a centre of learning for adults of all ages.
  • Lake District Osprey Watch
    The Lake District Osprey Project is a partnership between the Forestry Commission, Lake District National Park and Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) with fantastic suport from many volunteers. The partnership aims to ensure the continued success of breeding ospreys at Bassenthwaite; to assist with natural colonisation elsewhere in the Lakes; and to provide visitors to the Lakes with the opportunity to see and find out more about ospreys.
  • Perthshire Open Studies
    From professional artists and makers opening their workspaces, to art clubs and groups getting together to exhibit, this annual nine day event offers the opportunity to see a huge range of work and to meet creators throughout Perthshire and Kinross-Shire.
  • Pitlochry Festival Theatre
    The Festival Gallery at PFT shows the work of leading Scottish artists. With over 200 pieces on display, there's something to suit everyone's taste - and pocket!
  • Scottish Ornithologists' Club
    SOC exists to promote the study, enjoyment and conservation of wild birds and their habitats across Scotland. Waterston House also houses a Wildlife Art Gallery. Waterston House, Aberlady, East Lothian EH32 0PY Tel: 01875 871 330
  • The Barn Gallery at Bield
    Our Barn Gallery is a traditional stone built barn that has been renovated to give a bright and spacious area and is used for various types of exhibitions hosted by individuals and groups of artists. The Barn has also been used for Perthshire Open Studio Showcase Exhibition and also the Scottish Potters.
  • The British Decoy and Wildfowl Carvers' Association
    The BDWCA was formed in 1990 and continues to grow in strength having arranged annual competitions and representation at many wood and wildfowl related shows. The aims of the Association are: to produce three annual newsletters: to keep the members in touch with the art; to promote regional groups; to generate local interest; to organise competitions and exhibitions; and finally, to care generally for wildfowl carvers' interests. The Association is non-profit making, run by carvers for carvers and is dedicated to promoting of all aspects of the art.
  • The Lake Artists Society
    The prestigious fine art society in the English Lake District, specialising in paintings of Lake District landscapes and other local subjects. Annual exhibition at The New Hall, Grasmere, Cumbria
  • The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
    The RSPB is a UK charity working to secure a healthy environment for birds and all wildlife.
  • Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
    The Trust has nine sites in the UK and conserves wetlands for wildlife and people.