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…erosion and deposition caused by rivers are very gradually transforming the face of our landscapes. Scotland is comprised of an incredible mix of different rock types and lithologies due to…
…average duck at on the local park pond. They are also piscivorous, pursuing their prey in freshwater streams and rivers where they swim fast underwater and use their long, serrated…
…reintroductions elsewhere. There are well-established beaver populations in five of the top ten (by catch weight) salmon fishing rivers in Norway (the Gaula, Orkla, Namsen, Numedalslågen and Drammenselva; six if…
…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…
…Aberdeen. The Wildlife Trusts have been at the forefront of conservation efforts to restore otter populations. Improved water quality, habitat management and increased protection for otters have all played a…
…the commitments the Scottish Government has already made to restore Scotland’s nature, these fall short of the concerted investment that is desperately needed. “To restore nature in a way that…
