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…over 125,000km of rivers and streams in Scotland, however a recent survey showed that only 13% of riverside habitats are in good condition. This has led to a decline in…
…want more spending on farming to support methods that restore nature and tackle climate change alongside producing food, current Scottish Government plans for agricultural support do not adequately reflect this….
…keep our options open for future decisions. We’re not suggesting that these two scenarios are the only possible futures for Scotland – it’s not as simple as saying things will…
…the future, with ongoing and upcoming work such as our Riverwoods, Living Landscapes and Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels projects. On top of all that, we’ve also been working on a…
…Along with the competition entries, the capsule contains a specially curated collection of items that represent the Trust’s past, present and future, including a copy of Scottish Wildlife magazine, letters…
…re-naturalising our rivers, we can protect the productivity of our land from adverse climate impacts whilst also increasing habitat availability and connectivity for many important species such as the Atlantic…
…future generations. We all need to stand up, speak out and take action to protect and restore the natural environment around us. Keep an eye out for ways to get…
