Scientists in Scotland develop method to understand wildfires past & present
Scientists led by the University of Aberdeen have developed a new method to understand the intensity of historic wildfires
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Restoring Scotland’s rainforests
Scottish Government provides £5 million to improve degraded rainforest habitat -
Public efforts aiding red squirrel conservation
Critical red squirrel conservation aided by public citizen science efforts. -
Workshop held to benefit Freshwater and Wetland Ecosystems
Scotland is rethinking how it monitors freshwater & wetland ecosystems to halt biodiversity loss by 2030. A workshop brought together experts from 14 organisations to explore new and innovative approaches. -
Nature’s role in economy
Jobs and sectors dependent on sustainable natural world -
Protecting Scotland’s wildlife
A ban on the use of snares in Scotland is coming into force. -
Water Scarcity in Scotland: Future Impact for Distilleries and Agriculture
Report highlights water scarcity events due to climate change on three critical sectors: crop production, livestock farming and distilleries. -
Nature recovery projects share £800K
Projects which enhance nature on farms, revive rivers and help rare species recover are sharing £796,992 of funding in the latest round of awards from the Nature Restoration Fund. -
Supporting community accessible woodland – Video Case Study
The Ecology Centre received £17,542 of funding to support development of a community-accessible woodlandFunding received: £17,542
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
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World Heritage status for Flow Country
UNESCO recognise global importance of its natural habitat.
