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Project updatesThe UK uplands are the hills, valleys, moors and mountains that form a distinctive and beloved part of our countryside. The RSPB is calling for a wide-ranging debate on the future of our upland areas. Why is the RSPB interested in farming? Farmland is crucial for many of our countryside birds. Read more about our Hope Farm project. In August 2009 the third batch of Norwegian white-tailed (sea) eagles were released from a secret location in Fife, as part of a five year reintroduction project for the East Coast of Scotland. Fifteen birds were brought over to Scotland on 26 June, following the release of 30 eagles over the last two years. Latest documents155Kb, PDF Repairing damaged peatlands can deliver climate change benefits and help meet Scotland’s targets under the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009. We support the view that annual targets for 2010-2012 can be more ambitious than originally proposed if potential measures such as peatland restoration are taken into account. Visit our Document Library for more. |
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Flock of golen plover - Richard Bedford
Spotted flycatcher close up - Nigel Blake
Bird illustrations by Mike Langman (RSPB)