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…Scotland’s moorlands are sustainably managed. We hope that the Government will act swiftly on these recommendations so that future generations can enjoy the magnificent sight of hares in the uplands.”…
…certainly had a negative impact on the conservation status of a protected species. If lethal control continues at this level, we would have grave concerns for the future of beavers…
…day of the Conference Day 1 Dr Jane Smart – What’s the Big Idea? Professor Bill Adams – A Future for Nature Stephanie Hilborne – A Vision for a Living…
…the groundbreaking reintroduction of beavers in Mid-Argyll, the Trust protects Scotland’s wildlife for the future, and inspires and engages people with their natural environment. The Scottish Wildlife Trust is an…
…2014. The Scottish Government will make a final decision on the future fate of the beavers in Argyll in 2015. The Scottish Beaver Trial is a partnership project between the…
…a heavy cull could put the future of this protected species at risk. Adult beaver © Steve Gardner “The Trust has always recognised that beavers can have localised negative impacts…
…and rocky ground could not be used for agriculture. Over time, it seems likely that badgers would have moved in from surrounding areas as suitable habitat was reduced elsewhere, building…
…the future with ideas, support and resources.” Three-year-old Lyra said she wanted to help animals through her challenge Scooting 26 miles for wildlife One of our supporters. Jenni Roberts, took…
…sure policy makers hear from everyone in Scotland, which is why our Oceans of Value project gathered people’s views on what they value about their marine environment. Learn what people…
…the national level in the near future. “Scotland’s wildlife is under greater pressure than ever before, so it is encouraging to see the government talk about a step change in…
