North Wales Wildlife Trust: A season on St Kilda

Join North Wales Wildlife Trust for an evening talk with Sue Loughran about her time as National Trust warden on the remote and remarkable St Kilda archipelago. The event focuses on wildlife, island life and the human encounters that shaped her final season there, offering a current, first-hand account of one of Britain’s most distinctive natural places.

Sue Loughran spent six seasons on St Kilda before moving to work for North Wales Wildlife Trust, and in this talk she reflects on the wildlife she encountered, the people she met, and what it was like to spend time in such an isolated but beautiful setting. It is an in-person event at the Thomas Telford Centre in Menai Bridge, and is suitable for both beginners and specialists with an interest in wildlife, conservation and remote landscapes.