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Leading conservation charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust has warmly welcomed news that the Sound of Barra is set to be formally recognised as one of Europe’s most important areas for …
Leading conservation charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is welcoming new stringent guidance published by the EU which sets out new rules for assessing the risks of pesticides on honeybees, bumblebees …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the announcement by the Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment Richard Lochhead, that from October 2014 all retailers will place a minimum 5p levy …
Following weeks of talks, agreement on Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reform has now been reached. The CAP will cost the European taxpayer around €384 billion for the 2014-20 period, maintaining …
Scotland’s leading conservation charity, the Scottish Wildlife Trust today welcomed the new Scottish Biodiversity Strategy which chimes with the Trust’s vision for nature conservation in the 21st Century. This morning, …
The Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh have produced a beautiful illustrated video about ash dieback disease and the fight to contain it, placing emphasis on the need for resilient ecosystems (something …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is calling on MSPs to recognise the need for the National Planning Framework 3 (NPF3) and Scottish Planning Policy (SPP) to deliver quality places where people …
To mark the United Nations Environment Programme’s World Environment Day (5 June 2013), two of the key figures involved in the inaugural World Forum on Natural Capital are reminding business …
Head of Policy and Planning for the Scottish Wildlife Trust, Dr Maggie Keegan, has written to MPs urging them to stand for a motion against the badger cull in England. …
People across Scotland are being encouraged to ‘Go Greener Together’ and to help make Scotland a cleaner, greener place to live. Whether at home, at work or in the community, …
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