Welcome to the Glengorm Wildlife Project.


..and to our new wildlife steward, Stephanie Cope. Over the past year Stephanie has been busy with cameras, notebooks and surveys, readying us for an exciting new venture here at Glengorm. It's all about the wildlife, the experiences we can share and the memories you can take with you.

Starting on April 1st 2013 we'll see the unveiling of our brand new initiative to showcase the plethora of plants and animals that call Glengorm home. If it's Eagles or Invertebrates, Otters or Orchids that do it for you, strap yourselves in for an exhilarating journey to Scotland's Wild-West. If you're staying for a week or two or even just a day you can find something to do to make your visit here really special!



Stephanie was born in Cheshire, and grew up on a disused farm that was rich in wildlife. Her keen interest in Natural History was encouraged by her family, and ultimately lead to her decision to study Zoology at the University of Edinburgh.


Before finishing her degree she secured a position as a Bird Keeper at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo. She has gone on to work for the RSPB in the Cairngorms (Operation Osprey) and Bristol Zoo Gardens in the South-west of England. She is passionate about conservation both in the UK and overseas, and has worked closely with many wonderful exotic birds.


Stephanie's latest challenge has been to set-up and implement the Glengorm Wildlife Project, through which she hopes to connect more people with Glengorm's spectacular natural heritage.

Guided Walks

 Join the Glengorm Wildlife Steward on a bespoke guided walk to explore our breath-taking natural and archaeological heritage. Climb to the top of an extinct volcano in search of the iconic Golden eagle. Stand on the ruins of an Iron Age fort, and look out through the eyes of our ancestors. Share the sense of discovery as Glengorm's spectacular wildlife reveals itself. With your personal guide on hand, you can look forward to getting the very best from your time with us.


Events and Activities

 Enjoy learning with your children in our interactive Nature Lab; you'll find a wealth of bite-sized information about our history and wildlife, plus lots of fun activities to try! Our expert-lead adult workshops will help you to develop new skills, from Butterfly identification to Painting and Photography. We'll be hosting talks and sessions throughout the year in our well appointed Gallery area. See the Events Calendar for the latest opportunities and booking.


Glengorm Blog

 Even when you return home, you can still keep up to date with our latest news via the Blog. The Blog is maintained throughout the year but tends to be busiest during the summer months. Here you will find Glengorm news, events announcements, photographs and the very latest wildlife sightings.