Minister sees beavers for himself in Knapdale
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The Environment Minister Paul Wheelhouse MSP has joined Scottish Beaver Trial staff on site in Knapdale, mid-Argyll as part of a trip to key environmental projects on the west coast of Scotland.

Final nail in the coffin for neonicotinoids?
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Westminster’s Environmental Audit Committee has called for a ban on neonicotinoids, insecticides dangerous to bees and other pollinators. The committee describes Defra’s approach to protecting bees as “extraordinarily complacent” and

CAP vote will have mixed results for nature
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Members of the European Parliament have taken part in a crucial vote on the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) today. The Scottish Wildlife Trust has worked hard to make sure that the

2013 National Ecological Networks Conference
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The first ever National Ecological Networks Conference was a great success. Nearly 200 delegates from all over the globe came to Edinburgh to discuss ecological networks, green infrastructure and Living

Aquaculture Bill must improve to protect wildlife
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The Scottish Parliament’s environment committee has today welcomed draft legislation that is set to reform Scotland’s fish farming and freshwater fisheries sectors, allowing it to proceed towards becoming law. After

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