We are pleased to advise you that SCRA have registered as a partner with Erasmus+ Archnetwork. This opens up the opportunity for training placements across Europe. The programme is fully funded, so the costs to Read more…
We’ve all been there – the 3 years are up and the first-aid refresher is due, and you’re filled with dread at spending 2 or 3 days locked inside a room looking at PowerPoint presentations Read more…
At our recent AGM in Balloch, we met up with Kirsten Dallas, the First National Trust for Scotland (NTS ) Ranger Apprentice. Congratulations Kirsten, how does it feel being the first NTS Ranger Apprentice? It Read more…
SCRA Council Member Bob Reid asks, ‘Is the answer in our hands?’ The Scottish Countryside Rangers Association is the professional organisation for Rangers and Countryside Staff in Scotland. SCRA has developed over the years through Read more…
Our Scottish Countryside Rangers are employed by over 60 different employers, including the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority, Forestry Commission Scotland, Historic Environment Scotland, national Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs), private land owners, local authorities Read more…
We’ve taken the opportunity to have a chat with George Potts, the newly appointed Chair of the Scottish Countryside Rangers Association. George has been a Countryside Ranger for 33 years, based in and around the Read more…