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…live data. © Elaine Docherty Displayed on the projector, words chosen most often appeared the largest: frustrated, overwhelmed, worried, scared, angry. It set the tone. What emerged was an…
…been actively campaigning to raise awareness about the detrimental impact such a move could have on the future of Scotland’s forests and its wildlife. By withdrawing the proposals, Scotland’s forestry…
…pioneering projects to improve biodiversity, such as the Scottish Beaver Trial and Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels. “We also actively engage with the Scottish Government in policy decision-making to ensure nature…
…beavers, red squirrels and nuthatches from our visitor centre. Find out more here. Dipper ©Mike Snelle Look out for dippers on the Falls of Clyde, Lanarkshire This National Nature Reserve…
…to ensure that their predator control activities are wildcat friendly. Dr. David Hetherington, the recently appointed project manager said, “Whilst red squirrels and sea eagles have caught the public’s imagination,…
…delivering public benefits, such as habitat for red squirrels and the storing of greenhouse gases, with the public money that is invested into the National Forest Estate. The trust sees…
…is central to these and future talks. We look forward to the involvement of local communities in realising a future in which our land, towns, and cities can help in…
