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…the 19th Century. “Our project aims to stop the decline of Scotland’s red squirrels and help them expand across the country in the future, but we have a huge task…
…by the “degradation of our environment and the overuse and misuse of the natural world has contributed to climate change and a loss of biodiversity”. Their advice to the Scottish…
…encourage the female to welcome the new arrival and to stimulate interest in her future mate. The male was released directly from his transportation crate on to the loch and…
…decision. It is hard to understand how the Scottish Courts could conclude that an individual who lives close to and makes regular use of a site that would be destroyed…
…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,…
…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…
…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…
…chlorophyll (that makes them green!) that absorbs sunlight and produces energy, releasing oxygen. Photosynthesis is very important because almost all living things depend on plants for food! Example of…
…to take part in the 2019 watch. I wanted to see the season from beginning to end and learn more about these special ospreys. My first shift was on Friday…
