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…we are also safeguarding local economies and livelihood’s which depend on angling, shooting, or wildlife tourism. “The success of this initiative relies on community support and involvement, and we hope…
…old, PT0 is not looking to breed but is making a recce migration which will inform her for future migrations. She may even choose to breed at Poole Harbour in…
…a Vice-Chair, Chris Cathrine, who have hit the ground running. Under their leadership I am confident our Local Group will go from strength to strength in the future.” Species Champion…
…inspiring them to spend more time outdoors and take better care of their environment. Ecological significance The red squirrel is the only squirrel species to have evolved with our native…
…Scottish Government make an informed decision on the future of the species in Scotland. Now that beavers are recognised as a native species, we are working to reinforce the population…
…either leased or managed on behalf of the owners. Loch of the Lowes and fringing land was purchased because of its diversity of habitats and wildlife, and for the opportunity…
…to undertake a scientific trial which aims to assess the impact beavers will have on the Scottish landscape and determine whether a widespread reintroduction is feasible for the future. Working…
…and in the future. Every action we take to go greener can make a real difference when we all do it together. Environment Secretary Richard Lochhead said: “When we all…
Following on from the first What is a nature-based solution? article, this blog series will explore the benefits, uses and issues of nature-based solutions in Scotland and beyond as we…
…development opportunities in the use of wildlife trail cameras, wildlife crime awareness, engaging with the planning system and more. © Elaine Rainey Elaine Rainey, Programme Manager for Scottish Badgers, is…
