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…biodiversity loss. Landscape showing multiple land uses in the Scottish Borders. £160 million in ‘convergence funding’ has been secured by the Scottish Government this year. We believe that this funding…
One of the best ways to reduce your carbon footprint and encourage wildlife into your garden is by planting trees. Trees are used by many different types of wildlife as…
…their neighbourhoods. As of this week, the online modules from the programme are now freely accessible for anyone to sign up to. Subjects covered during the eight-week course range from…
…Ecological Civilization: Building a Shared Future for All Life on Earth. It proclaimed that “putting biodiversity on a path to recovery is a defining challenge of this decade” and requires…
…were starting to recover across mainland Europe from these relict populations. This recovery was accelerated by the underpinning legal basis created through the EU Habitats Directive, which required EU Members…
…electorate. Yet, embracing such nature-based solutions is a course of action rapidly becoming an imperative if we are to secure a healthy, prosperous and peaceful future for humanity. It is…
…Ben James, SNH To achieve the transformative change needed to secure a positive future for Scotland’s seas, the Trust would like to see action in three priority areas in 2020:…
…production – Nature-based solutions are crucial for ensuring sustainable food production in Scotland. These solutions can enhance soil health, reduce the need for expensive and polluting pesticides and fertilisers, and…
…to secure a resurgent future for the mightiest and gentlest creatures of the oceans. Jonny Hughes, Chief Executive This article was first published in The Scotsman on 1 January 2019….
…Hatton Bank, Pobie Bank Reef and Solan Bank Reef are all now considered candidate Special Areas of Conservation and bring the total number of marine SACs in the UK to…
