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I quit my engineering career to talk about rocks. Now I spend my days on the beach
1+ hour, 48+ min ago (888+ words) I didn’t realise you could study geology until I was in fifth year at school. I went to an open day at the University of Glasgow and saw a stall with rocks and a picture of a volcano. That caught…...
Scientists tracking glacier breaking away into 'rare' ice island as big as Manhattan
3+ week, 5+ day ago (536+ words) Innovative scientists based in Stirling are part of an international team monitoring a major glacier break in Greenland, which has remarkably created an ice island as big as Manhattan in New York City. The group, which includes a University of…...
At least two beaver kits born in area of Highlands following repopulation effort
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (403+ words) At least two baby beavers have been born in an area of the Scottish Highlands, marking the first time in four centuries where such births have been recorded in the region. In the Glen Affric area, around 15 miles from Loch…...
'It’s a great habitat': Beavers return to wild Highland glen after 400 year-absence
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (431+ words) Seven beavers have been released in a wild Highland glen in a "major step forward" for the drive to restore the animals to Scotland’s…...
Experts lifted Mons Meg in the air - and were delighted with what they found
9+ mon, 3+ week ago (391+ words) Conservationists lifted Scotland's world-famous medieval cannon Mons Meg into the air – and were delighted by what they found. The venerable piece of artillery, a major draw for tourists at Edinburgh Castle, has passed her ‘MOT’, with restoration work holding strong…...