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…on the east to Ullapool on the west. As we gradually establish areas free from mink, we hope to eventually expand the zone southwards in future. “The strategy relies on…
…very first time. The visit was part of a drive by Forestry Commission Scotland to encourage people from diverse backgrounds to use woodlands more often to boost their health and…
…to remove grey squirrels from Aberdeenshire entirely we can potentially secure a long-term future for the red squirrel both here and in the Highlands.” Trapping has been carried out across…
…set them apart from their other feathered friends. Photo: Andy Rouse/2020VISION If you were an aquatic bird whose prey was mostly below the surface, what would you find useful? Eyes…
…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…
…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…
…have to split this blog into several parts so that I won’t send everyone to sleep. Anyway, today I’m going to talk about two of the first birds I learned…
…In all this, we have had fun, both in learning how to safely use loppers, saws and mels to knock in posts, and also spades and mattocks for the art…
…yourselves! Each weekend through July and August we have been running our Dipper Watch drop-in events, which introduce hundreds of visitors to some of the wildlife that lives along this…
