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…Parliament. “More funding is needed to ensure we use the full range of nature-based solutions that are available, from restoring damaged peatlands and underwater seagrass meadows to making Scotland’s towns…
…Wildlife Trust One hundred plastic bottles, a discarded pallet and a fishing net were used to construct the artificial roost. It was then covered in turf and towed out to…
…users. We have now established a recreational facility which provides mountain bikers with a safe, designated area and protects wildlife. This ensures that all the users of our reserve, from…
…they experienced. These included: The local community who use the reserve have a safer place to experience the outdoors Volunteer mountain bikers who participated in trail gained a sense of…
…to Richard Lochhead MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and Environment, asking him to urge the UK Government to support the partial ban on the use of three types of…
…would go when he left the house. I did not see him; but I saw a bat rise from Renfield’s window, and flap westward,” as told by the character Quincey…
…money supports land use. Time to change the status quo During the debate Fergus Ewing re-asserted his belief that direct payments (money paid to farmers as income support) must continue…
…been lost since 2014 through house repairs and maintenance, and of the remaining 35, 11 were not verified in use in 2018. For the first few years the maximum numbers…
…average duck at on the local park pond. They are also piscivorous, pursuing their prey in freshwater streams and rivers where they swim fast underwater and use their long, serrated…
