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A life-size bronze puffin, measuring 30 cm high, is now set to spend the next eight months mirroring the natural habits of its real-life counterparts by wintering at sea aboard…
…more information, visit www.scottishsquirrels.org.uk. ***Ends*** Images provided for use with credit for this purpose only © Scottish Wildlife Trust Hollie Walker, Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrel’s Project Officer for the North…
…more than any other scientific breakthrough before it, the discovery of gene-editing could have profound implications not just for how the human race evolves, but potentially the future of every…
…their nest and laying three eggs over the Easter weekend – much to the delight of online webcam viewers. Three eggs were laid by female NC0 ©Scottish Wildlife Trust With…
…report will provide very useful additional information to the Scottish Government when the long term future of beavers is considered at the end of the Scottish Beaver Trial”. David Windmill,…
…the tail end of the frog (the string should still be able to move back and forth through the tube). Draw a fly on paper and cut it out. Use…
…litter ending up in our oceans every year, even small changes will make a difference. Whether it’s cutting back on single-use plastics, re-using items and recycling properly, there is a…
…development, this will put extra pressure on the birds; they use this site because it is the best for miles around. The site is also important for other wildlife including…
…due to toxic agricultural chemical use. Since use of these pesticides was discontinued the species has been slowly recovering but sadly, as the events in May showed, still faces threats…
Cooking up a treat is the perfect way to end an outdoor session or relax during an evening of camping. It can even work inside, if the weather is bad…
