Our series of Nature in Brief documents give a top level overview of some of Scotland’s key ecological issues.
Biodiversity
A brief exploration of biodiversity, the fundamental building block of ecosystems
A National Ecological Network
Our vision of a National Ecological Network for Scotland, linking up Scotland’s greenspaces
Wildlife crime
What is wildlife crime and how can we fight it in Scotland?
Invasive non-native species
A brief description of Invasive Non Native Species and the risks they pose to Scotland
Living Landscapes
What are living landscapes and what’s happening in Scotland?
Marine Protected Areas
What are Marine Protected Areas and what’s happening in Scotland?
Marine planning
What is marine planning and what would the Scottish Wildlife Trust like to see?
Nature-based solutions
How can nature help tackle 21st Century challenges like climate change and food security?
Protected sites
What is the point of protected sites and what can be done to enhance them in the future?
Natural capital
Why we need to account for nature’s value and what actions can be taken in Scotland
Integrated Pest Management
What is Integrated Pest Management and what would the Trust like to see in Scotland?
Living Landscapes – Scottish Uplands
How can we protect upland habitats in Scotland?
Inshore Fisheries
How can we effectively and sustainably manage Scotland’s inshore fisheries?
How can Scotland use innovation to become a world leader in sustainable aquaculture?
