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…media. Don’t forget to use #WilderFuture #30DaysWild and tag the Scottish Wildlife Trust – you can find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. by Pete Haskell, Marketing and Communications Manager…
…Wildlife Trust Another good trait which you can use to distinguish them is the overlap of the wings: LM12’s wing tips stretch out past his tail feathers and extend much…
…our ecosystems, and a recent global report shows the UK is at the forefront of this crisis, a result of land-use change and excessive pesticide use. A new golf course…
…What you will need: A bug pot (or a clean used yoghurt pot) A spoon or a twig An identification chart or book (you can use the downloadable spotter sheets…
…drill Pencil, ruler and scissors How to make a nest box: Mark out the wood as per the diagram in the illustration below, and use the saw to cut the…
…that’s by their sex. Female ospreys tend to be bigger than males and they also generally have a heavier dusting of dark feathers on their chest (sometimes referred to as…
…from these consequences. Simultaneously, however, other species that depend on fish as a food source, including birds such as ospreys, will suffer from the depletion of certain fish species that…
…and published today to send a message to decision-makers during the COP26 summit in Glasgow. “We need to act now to tackle the climate and nature crises and work towards…
…in our Nature Recovery Plan. You can also use the card to put questions to local candidates, and at virtual hustings you attend. Download our Holyrood election scorecard (pdf) …
…We need to ensure that those involved in the design of nature-based solutions includes a selection of people from all the demographics that may use the space. Data needs to…
