News Releases
World’s most northerly bottlenose dolphins stable for 23 years
28 November, 2014
The number of Scotland’s famous east-coast bottlenose dolphins using the Moray Firth Special Area of Conservation (SAC) has remained stable for nearly quarter of a century, according to the latest report published by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) today (Friday).
Strathbeg goose funding applications open
21 November, 2014
Applications for funding through the Loch of Strathbeg Goose Management Scheme 2015 open this Monday, announced the Loch of Strathbeg Local Goose Management Group (LGMG) today.
Statistical News Release: Index of Abudance for Scottish Terrestrial Breeding Birds
20 November, 2014
An Official Statistics Publication for Scotland:
Index of Abundance for Scottish terrestrial breeding birds, 1994 to 2013
Latest beaver trial reports published
20 November, 2014
Six reports looking at the trial reintroduction of beavers at Knapdale in Argyll have been published today (Thursday 20 November).
Illegal pearl fishers in Assynt to be targets of new action
19 November, 2014
A scheme is being launched in the Lochinver area of West Sutherland in a bid to crack down on recent illegal pearl fishing.
Six straths identified as important for Scottish wildcats
11 November, 2014
A new survey has identified six important areas for Scottish wildcats.
New report shows encouraging signs for seabirds in Scotland
04 November, 2014
After declines over the last two decades, seabird numbers show encouraging signs, according to new statistics by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Nutritious supper halting decline in Scotland’s choughs
03 November, 2014
An extra snack each day for fledglings is helping to prevent the loss of one of Scotland’s rarest resident breeding birds, says Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Arson destroys important natural site in Fife
28 October, 2014
A large fire in Fife has threatened a rare butterfly and destroyed part of a protected natural area, reports Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Clock change increases deer risk on roads
24 October, 2014
As the clocks turn back this weekend, Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) is warning motorists that the risk of collisions between deer and vehicles increase in certain parts of Scotland.