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…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…
…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…
…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.”…
…Natural Heritage, and it is their final report at the Trial’s conclusion, that will help to decide the long term future for beavers in Scotland. Twenty-five European countries have already…
…these stunning landscapes provide irreplaceable ecosystem services. Following an 18 month inquiry involving over 300 individuals and 50 organisations the findings announced today present clear evidence of the importance of…
…am pleased to see the beaver trial population thriving with the arrival of three new kits – I look forward to watching their progress in future.” People’s Postcode Lottery Head…
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…
…Trust is disappointed that the Scottish Government’s Cities Strategy, which will help shape the future of Scotland’s cities, has failed to recognise the connection between nature-rich greenspace, successful cities, health…
…and biodiversity advantages that this brings. The future must be in promoting alternatives to peat. Mr Hughes added: “Why should Scotland now be home to a factory which is clearly…
…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…
