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…degrees at the top. The previous steps were over 35 degrees in places and very awkward to walk up or down. To strengthen the raised section, double posts were used…
…Scotland’s future includes wild beavers.” The Barnluasgan Information Centre is a great starting point for a visit to the trial area. Visitors can find out more about the trial here…
…Ben James, SNH To achieve the transformative change needed to secure a positive future for Scotland’s seas, the Trust would like to see action in three priority areas in 2020:…
…peatland restoration in 2024/25. Yet the 2024/25 Programme for Government sets both peatland restoration and woodland creation targets of 10,000 ha, considerably lower than prior ambitions. Credit: David Tipling/2020VISION …
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…
…by the project team to provide temporary shelter until the pair can build a lodge of their own. Food and used bedding will be placed in these lodges to encourage…
…and visiting birds like waxwing, redwing and fieldfare. Enjoy them! We live on a wondrous planet. Let’s use this next decade to ensure its sustainable future, not only for our…
…I vastly improved my bee, butterfly and bird identification skills. I am sure that the experience I gained completing these surveys will be very handy in the future. I was…
…suitable carrier bags (no holes) and a repurposed shepherd stick, which we can use to pull branches closer to us, and spend the day collecting what we can. The main…
…future for beavers. This group brings together a broad range of interests including conservation, farming, fisheries and forestry to achieve consensus between different groups regarding beaver management. By working with…
