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…high powered telescopes from the visitor centre’s observation window. Caroline Hendry, SWT’s Montrose Basin Visitor Centre Manager said: “Thanks to a generous donation of £10,000 from GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and support…
…Polly has been contributing monthly to The Scots Magazine and The People’s Friend and was previously wildlife writer for The Scottish Field. Along with her books A Scurry of Squirrels…
…these birds come from? Native to mainland Africa, their population distribution is actually very small within Egypt compared to the rest of Africa. However they are thought to have been…
…drop the cones, and they provide a handy food source for all sorts of animals, from birds to squirrels! Scots pine cone © Peter O’Connor The texture of…
…Everything from her keenly assured gaze to her mouth in a somehow constant snarl is carnivorous – I have read about her many times, her unique ability to catch squirrels,…
…old scars on saplings, left by deer marking their territory by rubbing their scent glands beside their eyes and between their antlers on to the bark, squirrels nibbling away at…
…be lost and conservation in Scotland may suffer without very careful planning by FCGB. We urge the Forestry Commission to put biodiversity first and protect Scotland’s wildlife for the future.”…
…and a five-year action plan in 2022 Moving 50% of agricultural funding towards supporting public goods including biodiversity, and a commitment to producing a Good Food Nation Bill A focus…
…of the levels required to jump start the transformation in nature that is essential for our future wellbeing. Little has been done to reverse the steep declines in Scottish environment…
…Scottish Government will look for future beaver translocation release sites to include new areas of Scotland, to help increase beaver numbers. NatureScot will lead on developing a national beaver strategy…
