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…in the future. For hints on how to apply this thinking in Scotland, the Scottish Government need look no further than the advice of its own independent Advisory Group on…
…is central to these and future talks. We look forward to the involvement of local communities in realising a future in which our land, towns, and cities can help in…
…questions. Future bear We’ve made huge leaps forward in the last 18 months but this is only the start. What’s really happened is a cultural shift towards more secure, more…
…to other areas of public investment despite its importance to Scotland’s future” Jo Pike, Chief Executive “The stark reality is that biodiversity remains sorely underfunded compared to other areas of…
…of Scotland’s mammals as being at risk of extinction. Beavers are classed as Endangered, despite the success of reintroductions, because their populations are still localised and fragmented. Conserving beavers can…
…regulations that underpins environmental impact, farm performance, and future growth potential. The recent review of salmon farm regulation, led by Professor Russel Griggs and published in February 2022, is the…
…assumed that moths tend to be drab creatures, outshone by their day-flying cousins the butterflies. However, during this activity I found that this could not be further from the truth,…
…health of that environment is dependent on the decisions that the current Government makes, and they must act in the interests of future generations. The Trust thinks that legally binding…
…that future generations never get to hear them. Nature is our life support system; we owe it to future generations to plan properly for how we invest to support its…
…ways of valuing the marine environment can collectively provide useful insights for decision makers in marine planning. The project has received funding from the John Ellerman Foundation and the Calouste…
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