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…the near future to help ensure that these areas deliver real conservation benefits.” Calum Duncan, Head of Conservation Scotland at the Marine Conservation Society said: “We’re delighted with today’s announcement…
…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…
…require burning for their maintenance. So it was therefore doubly welcome that the Minister also set out last week that in future muirburn will only be permitted under licence from…
…integrated pest management) to help slow the decline in insects is one of the 50 key things we believe needs to happen in the next 50 years to benefit people…
…bodies including the Scottish Wildlife Trust, John Muir Trust, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, RSPB, North Pennines AONB, Moors for the Future and the University of East London. The Programme is funded…
…future. Globally, nature is eroding at a rate never seen before in human history and one in nine species is threatened with extinction from Scotland. The figures published today follows…
…support permanent protection for this important site. How you can help flapper skate Citizen science data can help conservation efforts and secure further protection for flapper skate in the future….
…and in the future. By taking action for the environment now, we can protect Scotland’s iconic natural heritage. The Scottish Wildlife Trust wants to protect Scotland’s wildlife for years to…
…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…
…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,…
