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…Scottish Government will look for future beaver translocation release sites to include new areas of Scotland, to help increase beaver numbers. NatureScot will lead on developing a national beaver strategy…
…seabed from future exploitation such as fishing and mining. We look forward to engaging with Marine Scotland on the specific management measures that will ensure deep-sea wildlife and habitats are…
…grandfather was a farmer and I used to work on the farm. I enjoyed working with balers, pitchforks, all of the equipment. I just get a buzz from it. “I…
The Scottish Wildlife Trust has launched the Action for Nature project to help people in the region connect with the natural environment and ensure it is protected for future generations….
…Abigail Rose) As you can see, the baby robin does not have the nice bright red breast that you would associate it with on Christmas cards. This is because robins…
…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…
Developing Ecological Surveying Skills Recruitment of trainees With support of the Heritage Lotttery Fund – Skills for the Future Programme, the Scottish Wildlife Trust is pleased to announce a new…
…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…
…improving the well-being of a wide range of local people, the project will equip them with the skills and knowledge to protect nature in their neighbourhood in the future. Community…
…the near future to help ensure that these areas deliver real conservation benefits.” Calum Duncan, Head of Conservation Scotland at the Marine Conservation Society said: “We’re delighted with today’s announcement…
