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…that this osprey has returned to the UK since fledging, so it is likely to be scoping out potential nesting sites for the future. Not all intruding ospreys land on…
…fungi. We’ve helped thousands of children get closer to nature here and inspired them to look after Scotland’s wildlife for the future.” As part of the anniversary celebrations, the Scottish…
…left legs, which will help identify them in future as ospreys which have come from a nest in Scotland. Sometimes it is possible to determine at the sex of juvenile…
…influenza outbreak has drawn us together. This crisis has also highlighted the importance of vital conservation efforts and policy decisions into the future that support strong and resilient populations of…
…enough, such as conservation. And even if the project is not close to it, it is a transferable skill that is useful for the future. My placements have allowed me…
…Stevenston, North Ayrshire, and beyond can enjoy access to a unique, wildlife-rich and largely untamed space both now and in the future.” Ruchir Shah, Director of External Affairs at the…
…Scotland’s future includes wild beavers.” The Barnluasgan Information Centre is a great starting point for a visit to the trial area. Visitors can find out more about the trial here…
…the specific habitat requirements of the moth. This will produce valuable data for the Species on the Edge project and help inform future management actions to conserve the species. …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust is preparing for a very busy and exciting 2012, looking after Scotland’s wildlife for the benefit of current and future generations. 2012 will see progress on…
…LR1 and LR2 on their way to wintering grounds in West Africa, we wish them luck and hope to see them again in the future. Josie Volunteer Ranger and Species…
