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…The male, who was captured in Norway by colleagues at Telemark University College, brings the number of resident wild beavers in Scotland to 12 (including two recently born kits). The…
…of Addiewell Bing from an oil shale bing to an wildlife haven for future generations.” David Lincoln, Morningside Branch Manager, Waitrose added: “We are delighted to be working with our…
…been donated to the Scottish Wildlife Trust to help raise funds and awareness for the charity’s work to protect all of Scotland’s wildlife for the future. The plan to attach…
…to conserve and protect our rich biodiversity for the future. We’d like to get as many people as possible signed up to our Facebook site in its first week and…
…are more environmentally friendly. As for the future, research on genetically altered Sphagnum moss (the primary component of peat bogs) may help us to offset how much carbon is being…
…of tonnes of carbon which has been naturally stored in the peat Peatlands are wetlands which are naturally heavily waterlogged and therefore contain reduced oxygen levels to prevent dead plants…
…Scotland. More remote areas of Scotland have not been surveyed in great detail so other important sites may yet lie undiscovered.” Colin Speedie, the shark expert who carried out the…
…Caring for the health of whole ecosystems is the only way to ensure Scotland’s environment can provide clean water, fertile soils, and thriving wildlife in the future. “In the past,…
…on other wildlife and land uses in the area, to help inform Ministers’ decisions on the future of beavers in Scotland in 2015; and To help resolve any conflicts between…
Fears are mounting across the globe for the future survival of the UK’s oldest breeding female osprey, which astounded wildlife experts when it returned to the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s Loch…
