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…create the conditions for a sustainable “green collar” economy. Nature targets made law by the Natural Environment Bill will help: Reverse biodiversity loss by reducing pressures from pollution, habitat destruction,…
…which features mill girl Annie who magically appears and reveals the amazing story of her life and times at new Lanark in 1820. Harmony in the Future – an audio-visual…
…planners in Orkney who are about to develop the Orkney Regional Marine Plan. The project will also create a clear set of recommendations that can be applied to future marine…
…deliver the key measures which are necessary to protect our country’s wildlife for the future. The bill proposes to continue with the current discredited and unworkable voluntary approach to deer…
…well placed to help shape the future of nature conservation on a global stage. The IUCN is the world’s oldest and largest global environmental network. Founded in 1948 – The…
…will enable the Government to make a more informed decision on the future of all beavers in Scotland. “It will be important to record and study any management required of…
…plant at Hunterston. Scottish Minsters included the Hunterston proposals in the second National Planning Framework for Scotland, as they considered at the time that there was a national need for…
…that by working with homeowners, landowners, river trusts and boards, and local interest groups, we can deliver real, tangible results to benefit local communities now and in the future. “We…
…a long-standing association with The Isle of Eigg, a sustainable community which has shown that it is possible to reduce CO2 emissions by as much as possible, in innovative ways,…
…during the breeding season, the popularity and interest in our breeding osprey has soared in recent years. By attaching light-weight satellite tags to future chicks, we hope to learn even…
