News Releases
Call for volunteers to tackle invasive American mink in North Aberdeenshire
02 April, 2024
A major invasive species project working in north Aberdeenshire is appealing for volunteers to help protect native wildlife by monitoring and controlling populations of introduced American mink.
Call for volunteers to tackle invasive American mink in South Aberdeenshire
02 April, 2024
A major invasive species project working in South Aberdeenshire is appealing for volunteers to help protect native wildlife by monitoring and controlling populations of introduced American mink.
Call for volunteers to tackle invasive American mink in Speyside
02 April, 2024
A major invasive species project working in Speyside is appealing for volunteers to help protect native wildlife by monitoring and controlling populations of introduced American mink.
Call for volunteers to tackle invasive American mink in Tayside
02 April, 2024
A major invasive species project working in Tayside is appealing for volunteers to help protect native wildlife by monitoring and controlling populations of introduced American mink.
Outer Hebrides Wildlife Festival opens registration for events
15 March, 2024
The Outer Hebrides Wildlife Festival is open for registration of events for its 2024 programme.
Clàradh thachartasan airson Fèis Fiadh-bheatha nan Eilean fosgailte
15 March, 2024
Tha clàradh thachartasan airson prògram 2024 aig Fèis Fiadh-bheatha nan Eilean fosgailte.
First-ever flux tower installed in the South of Scotland to measure greenhouse gases
14 March, 2024
The South of Scotland is joining a national network of flux towers, with a unique project allowing greenhouse gases to be measured as the land changes from commercial forestry crops to restored peatland.
New online deer management service launched
13 March, 2024
NatureScot has launched a new online service as part of work to modernise deer and wildlife management systems in Scotland.
Largest-ever Scottish seagrass planting programme launched by unique partnership
01 March, 2024
Restoring nature in Scotland’s seas will get a more than £2m funding boost, NatureScot announced today, detailing a new partnership to protect and restore Scottish seagrass meadows, with support from SSEN Distribution. This is believed to be the largest-ever single donation to marine enhancement in Scotland.
Swarm of support for Scotland's pollinators
21 February, 2024
People around Scotland are doing more than ever to help save threatened bees, moths, and hoverflies, according to a new NatureScot report.