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…parliament to protect their future and their habitat.” Otter © Luke Massey/2020vision The otter is one of Scotland’s top predators, feeding mainly on fish, amphibians and crustaceans. They are well…
…an online petition calling on the Scottish Government to urgently scale up action to restore the country’s land and seas. Our Head of Policy Dougie Peedle said: “Climate change is…
…Scottish Government will look for future beaver translocation release sites to include new areas of Scotland, to help increase beaver numbers. NatureScot will lead on developing a national beaver strategy…
…Fund. Led by the Scottish Wildlife Trust, the Nurturing Natural Connections project will further enhance, restore and reconnect vital green spaces across Cumbernauld, following an initial one-year development grant of…
…hectares of additional river woodland within Scottish river landscapes to help restore our rivers, improve biodiversity and tackle climate change. This requires investment of between £500-780 million. “The Investment Readiness…
…bear and continue to protect and restore wildlife in Scotland through all the highs and lows that come our way. Before you ask, no we haven’t relocated to the floor…
…that future generations never get to hear them. Nature is our life support system; we owe it to future generations to plan properly for how we invest to support its…
…require us to stop tinkering at the edges of catastrophe. Engaging the public on what a future, sustainable Scotland could look like is essential. Following the declaration of the climate…
…passionate about conservation and the future of our wildlife and nature to preserve it for future generations. Young conservationist Dan Rouse said: “Nature is something that shaped my childhood, that…
…the wider environment rely on. It is therefore essential for the future health of the marine environment, and for the future of the fishing industry, that fisheries are managed in…
