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…protected areas. Biodiversity Futures for the 21st Century Scientists from a wide range of disciplines came together as part of the preparation of GBO-3 to identify possible future outcomes for…
…threats in Scotland seas and river, and explores what can be done to help them recover. Brown trout are found virtually everywhere around Scotland, inhabiting headwater streams, lowland rivers, estuaries…
…illustrate people’s aspirations for a future in which nature is protected, restored, and renewed. It also includes 26 calls to action, a set of recommendations, and key ideas for transformative…
…is vital to work towards bridging small islands of nature in Edinburgh. Edinburgh Living Landscape has a long-term vision to put nature into the heart of the city’s future. To…
…our Wilder Future campaign and find out what they can do to help wildlife in their local area.” Join the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s campaign for a Wilder Future at scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/wilder-future…
…to inspire landowners to take practical action to restore life and health to Scotland’s rivers. Explore the Creating Riverwoods Showcase and learn how you can start your own river restoration…
…parliament to protect their future and their habitat.” Otter © Luke Massey/2020vision The otter is one of Scotland’s top predators, feeding mainly on fish, amphibians and crustaceans. They are well…
…an online petition calling on the Scottish Government to urgently scale up action to restore the country’s land and seas. Our Head of Policy Dougie Peedle said: “Climate change is…
