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…This means that planning permission is not required for development and activities which would require consent almost anywhere else in Scotland. Ardeer drone image © Iain Hamlin The site is…
…fates can be followed, and their productivity measured. Lying flat on beds of heather we watch these careening birds and look out for their signs. With only 20 or so…
…left legs, which will help identify them in future as ospreys which have come from a nest in Scotland. Sometimes it is possible to determine at the sex of juvenile…
…of wildlife with a community of experts. It will be a powerful tool to help us connect with all those who want to protect Scotland’s remarkable wildlife for the future.”…
…Natural Heritage, and it is their final report at the Trial’s conclusion, that will help to decide the long term future for beavers in Scotland. Twenty-five European countries have already…
…we safeguard our precious marine life for future generations.” Basking sharks are the largest fish found in Scottish waters and the second largest in the world. For much of the…
…these stunning landscapes provide irreplaceable ecosystem services. Following an 18 month inquiry involving over 300 individuals and 50 organisations the findings announced today present clear evidence of the importance of…
…the largest number to be born in any year since the trial started back in 2009. Trial staff captured footage and still images of the kits on their regular evening…
…future. Globally, nature is eroding at a rate never seen before in human history and one in nine species is threatened with extinction from Scotland. The figures published today follows…
…Edinburgh Festivals over August, look out for Johnston Terrace and keep your eyes peeled for future open days when you can go into the garden to enjoy it for yourself….
