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Leading environmental charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is backing new measures to strengthen deer management provisions under the Land Reform (Scotland) Bill. The Trust believes that imminent action is necessary …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust and Buglife Scotland are leading a campaign calling for a permanent ban on three neonicotinoid insecticides in Scotland because of the detrimental effects on bees and …
Leading environmental charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust, is opposing plans for ship-to-ship oil transfers in the Moray Firth. The proposed transfers of huge quantities of crude oil will take place …
A group of environmental charities are supporting the call by an SNP member of the Rural Affairs, Climate Change and Environment Committee, Michael Russell MSP, for deer management in Scotland …
Society’s dependence on a healthy natural environment will shape the content of a unique conference (on Wednesday 25 November), during which delegates will explore how ‘natural capital’ thinking could be …
Conservation in the 21st Century: The why, what, how of natural capital, will be a key event to help the UK’s conservation NGOs engage in the rapidly evolving and potentially …
The Trust is calling for an appeal to extract ancient peat from a site in Fife to be rejected. In July, an application for commercial peat extraction at Mossmorran was refused. …
The Trust is calling for 50 changes over the next 50 years to dramatically restore Scotland’s natural environment including the reintroduction of lynx, restoring all peatlands and designating Scotland’s first urban …
Programme challenges business leaders to find solutions for our changing world The programme for the 2015 World Forum on Natural Capital has been launched today, unveiling a wealth of international …
Following recent media interest in unconventional gas extraction, the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Head of Policy, Dr Maggie Keegan, explains the Trust’s position: “Climate change is the biggest threat to wildlife …