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…to a height suitable for wheelchair users. There is a fixed loop hearing system in place at the reception desk. ? The upper floor, used as a gallery space, is…
…the temporary building that houses the visitor facilities and education space, is nearing the end of its expected life and would require significant investment for the centre to remain safely…
…the last hope of our Mother Earth And we take to the streets in respect of her Because who else? But us, her last frontier children Can cause change in…
…ecological breakdown: Peatland restoration – Peatlands have helped regulate the climate since at least the early Holocene. Already a world-leader, Scotland’s peatlands contain the equivalent of 140 years’ worth of…
…because the future of our own human species depends upon a healthy natural world.” Tim Duffy, Vice Chair of the Scottish Wildlife Trust is impressed with the difference local volunteers…
…in turn will stimulate active growth of sphagnum mosses – the building blocks of peatland. An uncommon habitat in this part of the country, Bankhead Moss has peat that is…
The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the Scottish Government’s programme for the year ahead, but greater urgency is needed to reverse biodiversity loss and halt climate change. Peatland © Mark Hamblin,…
…and renewed focus on land use in Scotland. It turns out that the Land Use Strategy has not been entirely forgotten and elements of it have been recognised as a…
