Scotland has 71 National Nature Reserves that protect wildlife and allow visitors. These include St Kilda, which has the highest cliffs in Britain and is home to many seabirds, sheep, and fieldmice, Loch Lomond, a lake where bluebells and Golden Eagles can be seen in spring, and Insh Marshes, a wetland in Northern Scotland where hundreds of swans and geese nest.

1. Scotland’s natural world
Scotland’s National Nature Reserves protect wildlife and open to visit.

2. There are 71 National Reserves in Scotland.

3. ST KILDA
ST Kilda has the highest cliffs in Britain and lots of
species of seabirds, sheep and fieldmice.

4. LOCH LOMOND
Loch Lomond is a lake . In spring you can see
bluebells and the rare Golden Eagle.

5. INSH MARSHES
Insh marshes are wetlands in Northern Scotland.
Hundreds of swans and gees come here to nest.