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…– almost loud enough to drown out the sound of the sea. I couldn’t remember ever hearing such an uproarious natural clamour. I ended up falling in love with Coul…
…protected and live alongside people long into the future.” The Scottish Wildlife Trust and RZSS are currently working to reinforce the beaver population in Knapdale. Find out more here….
…the ever compelling Global Risk Report – a kind of annually updated risk register for the planet that considers the social, economic and environmental mega-trends shaping our future. As Børge…
…to a programme of native tree planting. Black grouse © Mark Hamblin/2020VISION The Perthshire Black Grouse Study group have been monitoring the local population since 1990, helping to…
…the Common Fisheries Policy or not. Climate change is impacting where fish spawn and gather so future agreements will also need to consider the rapidly shifting marine ecosystem. Squid, anchovies…
…around the reserve throughout the year. Drainage will also be improved to reduce the risk of flooding in the future. The work will be completed thanks to a £5,446 award…
…individuals we need to play our part in this, if we want to change the ending to stories like this one in the future. Catherine Leatherland People and Wildlife Officer…
…decide the future of beaver re-introductions in Scotland. Places are limited on the walks, which take place on Saturday and Tuesday evenings from 6pm and start at the Barnluasgan Information…
…from these measures, particularly those whose livelihoods depend on healthy oceans. “We are not there yet though – the future success of the plans will depend on political will and…
…John Hutchison, said: “We have come a very long way since 1997. “At that time we had an uncertain future and a dispirited, shrinking population. Now we have 40% increase…
