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It’s been another fine week weather wise in Highland Perthshire, with sunny weather dominating over the weekend, followed by cooler, more overcast (but still very dry) conditions in the latter…
Throughout my internship I’ve gradually settled into the Scottish Wildlife Trust’s routine, even though we tend to do different things every week. Planting wildflowers at Barmill © Daniel McLaughlin I…
…announcement marks promising progress towards protecting a critically endangered species. The flapper skate (Dipturus intermedius) is a species of elasmobranch (the wider class of sharks, skates and rays) characterised by…
…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…
…enough, such as conservation. And even if the project is not close to it, it is a transferable skill that is useful for the future. My placements have allowed me…
…decide the future of beavers in Scotland. “Now close to celebrating its second anniversary, the Trial and its beavers are doing well. We have four beaver families here and we…
…net-zero by 2045 and reverse the loss of biodiversity. “We welcome the announcement that Regional Land Use plans will be developed across Scotland, alongside support to encourage farmers to adopt…
…we can’t lose sight of the need to address all of the key drivers of this loss – changes in land and sea use; direct exploitation such as overfishing; climate…
…was characterised by two main responses to the rapid intensification of man’s impact on the natural environment. The first was targeted protection of endangered species; the second was the designation…
…knowledge to the discussion.” Key members of the Forum’s network have shared their views on the future of biodiversity regeneration. Watch the ‘Visions for Scotland’s Natural Capital’ video below. Produced…
