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…population of these iconic creatures. Finding out exactly where they are is a crucial part of saving them for the future. “If we don’t act now, the red squirrel could…
…part of saving this iconic animal for the future.” Clara Govier, People’s Postcode Lottery Head of Charities said: “Thanks to our players continued support of the Scottish Wildlife Trust, this…
…out ten ambitions for the future which, if taken forward by government, civil society and the business community, will make a huge difference in helping Scotland become a truly sustainable…
…report will provide very useful additional information to the Scottish Government when the long term future of beavers is considered at the end of the Scottish Beaver Trial”. David Windmill,…
…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…
…should settle in well.” There are great hopes for the future of this pair and the other beavers, as Campbell-Palmer continue: “Following arrival from Norway, these beavers underwent a six-month…
…and from Scotland. With sufficient data it is hoped that tagging projects like this can in the future exert pressure on landowners and even governments to protect these stopping off…
…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…
…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…
…him if he is in peak condition and able to keep up with her, in a race to select the best genes for her future offspring. The roe deer rut…
