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…In the face of the nature and climate emergency, we must prioritise the protection of fragile habitats and species for future generations.” Burnet moths at Coul Links © Susan Davies…
…knowledge to the discussion.” Key members of the Forum’s network have shared their views on the future of biodiversity regeneration. Watch the ‘Visions for Scotland’s Natural Capital’ video below. Produced…
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has launched a new podcast series, Words of the Wild, as part of its 60th Anniversary celebrations. Exploring stories of the Trust’s past, present and future,…
…show how local communities can get involved. The Nextdoor Nature programme furthers our vision for heritage to be valued, cared for and sustained for everyone, now and in the future.”…
…forward in protecting at risk seabirds and marine mammals and is essential to protecting the future of sandeel reliant UK fishing stocks. Yet, on the 16th April, the EU Commission…
…approach, the project includes tree species that accommodate future beaver populations through coppicing and will attract pollinators in the spring. Additionally, the introduction of willow species along fence lines aims…
Volunteering is at the heart of the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s work. More than 1,000 volunteers are working with us to help protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future. Our Trustees’ Awards…
…of wildlife with a community of experts. It will be a powerful tool to help us connect with all those who want to protect Scotland’s remarkable wildlife for the future.”…
…decide the future of beavers in Scotland. “Now close to celebrating its second anniversary, the Trial and its beavers are doing well. We have four beaver families here and we…
…indications are that the fire in Assynt and Inverpolly is quite intense and some nationally important habitats have been severely affected. “This could have devastating impacts on our future plans…
