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…natural materials, and different species tend to use different things depending on what’s available in their habitat. Some of the materials that birds use include twigs, feathers, moss, lichen and…
…have been reminded of the importance of the natural world during lockdown, and there is growing support for ensuring that the recovery from this crisis helps build a better future…
Sir David Attenborough, Asim Chaudhry, Stephen Fry, Alison Steadman and Catherine Tate have backed Wilder Future, a new campaign from The Wildlife Trusts that calls for nature’s recovery in the…
…our Wilder Future campaign and find out what they can do to help wildlife in their local area.” Join the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s campaign for a Wilder Future at scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/wilder-future…
…Russell Whether this target will be achieved will depend largely on the way we use and consume natural resources. Even with our best efforts it will be incredibly difficult to…
…climate and 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’…
…passionate about conservation and the future of our wildlife and nature to preserve it for future generations. Young conservationist Dan Rouse said: “Nature is something that shaped my childhood, that…
…to use a full palate of native species, but crucially use the right tree in the right place. “As the leaf structure of ash lets light penetrate to the ground…
…escalate.. Likewise, wildlife and nature suffer when there’s no funding to ensure the public doesn’t cause damage and disturbance. This can include managing path use to protect capercaillie, or temporarily…
…activity could be as much as 33%. “Where the economy goes from here is uncharted territory. Scenarios for its future trajectory start to look like a tin of alphabet spaghetti.”…
