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…a heavy cull could put the future of this protected species at risk. Adult beaver © Steve Gardner “The Trust has always recognised that beavers can have localised negative impacts…
…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…
…him if he is in peak condition and able to keep up with her, in a race to select the best genes for her future offspring. The roe deer rut…
…left legs, which will help identify them in future as ospreys which have come from a nest in Scotland. Sometimes it is possible to determine at the sex of juvenile…
…4,000 jobs. These are spread across five areas: peatland restoration; native woodland expansion, restoration and management; deer control; delivery of a Scottish Nature Network; and a farming advisory service. A…
…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…
Over the last few weeks, the messaging from the Scottish Government on future actions to improve the health of the marine environment has been encouraging, beginning with the Cooperation Agreement…
…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….
…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…
