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…the Forum and Scottish Natural Heritage, we have secured better guidance for managing beavers in several key areas. Welcome measures to protect beavers The positive changes that beavers can bring…
Loch of the Lowes © Scottish Wildlife Trust Approaching the Easter break, the visitor centre is usually a hive of activity. Our visitor numbers would have increased dramatically compared to…
…turn over to the next generation increased, and not impaired, in value.” – Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt’s advice was clearly echoed in the 2020 report from the Scottish Advisory Group on…
…Scottish Government make an informed decision on the future of the species in Scotland. Now that beavers are recognised as a native species, we are working to reinforce the population…
…that future generations never get to hear them. Nature is our life support system; we owe it to future generations to plan properly for how we invest to support its…
…regulations that underpins environmental impact, farm performance, and future growth potential. The recent review of salmon farm regulation, led by Professor Russel Griggs and published in February 2022, is the…
…new life. Next week-end, as our 50th Anniversary Year draws to a close, we will be posting a blog celebrating 2019, highpoints of our 50 year history and looking to…
…of the three-year project. There will be talks about the impact of beavers on local wildlife tourism, the future of Knapdale Forest, and an update on the national approach to…
…What was the Scottish Government asking? This important and wide-ranging biodiversity consultation covered: The Scottish Biodiversity Strategy and its five-year Delivery Plans Provisions under the Natural Environment Bill for legally…
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