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Projects share £7.8m to restore at-risk habitats and species

04 April, 2024

Fourteen projects across Scotland are to receive a share of £7.8m from the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, bringing the total invested so far to nearly £40 million.

Call for volunteers to tackle invasive American mink in Angus

02 April, 2024

A major invasive species project working in Angus 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 East Highlands

02 April, 2024

A major invasive species project working in the East Highlands 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 Moray and Nairnshire

02 April, 2024

A major invasive species project working in Moray and Nairnshire 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 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.