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…raise awareness of the plight of the wildcat and to safeguard its future in the Cairngorms National Park by encouraging responsible domestic cat ownership and by working with land managers…
…we would now consider normal for a breeding season but plans were then set in motion to protect and observe future pairs of osprey. During that first summer, access to…
…for further details; perthshireranger@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk Keep an eye out for our future blogs to find out how we get on with clearing such pesky plants! Helen Lancaster – Assistant ranger…
…Scotland’s moorlands are sustainably managed. We hope that the Government will act swiftly on these recommendations so that future generations can enjoy the magnificent sight of hares in the uplands.”…
…bridges and boardwalks, which may well help them find employment in landscaping or similar work in the future.” The team worked in various parts of Fife: East Lomond near Leslie,…
…I vastly improved my bee, butterfly and bird identification skills. I am sure that the experience I gained completing these surveys will be very handy in the future. I was…
…6,000 new homes but the Trust is pushing for the significant people and wildlife benefits of parks and gardens to be recognised in future expansion plans. Jonny Hughes Director of…
…am sure that it had a positive impact on them. We are in a period of time where educating the future generation(s) on the environment has become essential. We need…
…needs urgent action if we are to stay below a global average temperature increase of 1.5?C, and avert catastrophe for our future generations. It was so important for us to…
…to advance the conservation of Scotland’s biodiversity for the benefit of present and future generations. The piece of land in question would need to be considered carefully before any management…
