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Arctic tern flying against bright blue sky

Crucial week for Scotland's fisheries and marine environment

2 November 2009

Scotland's fisheries and marine environment will be the centre of critical discussions this week.

Dark-phase Arctic skua

Marine bill needs strengthening to help protect Scotland's amazing wildlife

29 October 2009

RSPB Scotland is today calling on MSPs to reinforce Scotland's Marine Bill to help better protect our world-class wildlife, following a debate at Holyrood on Thursday.

Wind turbine silhouetted against sky

Windfarm consent could seriously damage internationally protected habitat

29 October 2009

RSPB Scotland is extremely concerned at a decision to grant consent to a wind farm within a designated Special Protection Area (SPA) on the island of Lewis.

Tagged red kite in flight

Red kites soar to highest level for 150 years

21 October 2009

Almost 150 pairs for iconic raptor after successful nationwide reiotroduction

Ringed plover

STEP Forth to benefit people and wildlife

20 October 2009

Unique new project provides wildlife haven and lessens flood risks

Feeding flock of barnacle geese, RSPB Loch Gruinart reserve, Islay

Come and have a gander at the geese

13 October 2009

One of the greatest autumnal spectacles is being celebrated with a series of walks at RSPB Mersehead, as thousands of barnacle geese return to the reserve.

Wind turbine silhouetted against sky

DONG-gone! - good news for the environment

13 October 2009

Danish firm confirms withdrawal from controversial coal scheme

Puffin calling, Isle of May National Nature reserve

Good news for Scottish seabirds

27 September 2009

Extension of protected areas a step in the right direction for marine protection

Curlew profile

Upland birds face displacement threat from poorly sited wind turbines

26 September 2009

New bird study to help wind farm developers

White-tailed eagle stooping for fish, Scotland

Another record breaking year for sea eagles

24 September 2009

Highest number of chicks for 150 years

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