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ContactsScotland Headquarters, Dunedin House, 25 Ravelston Terrace, Edinburgh, EH4 3TP East Scotland Sea EaglesGetting ready for the next batch! Posted on Thursday, 1 May 2008 at 10.30 am It has been a year since I started working on this project and time has flown by. Our next lot of chicks are just starting to hatch in Norway, but it’ll be a few weeks yet until we discover&n... Aberdeen Red KitesPosted on Tuesday, 11 Mar 2008 at 5.06 pm Previous blogs have mentioned the movements of the Aberdeen Red Kites, all of which have been really fascinating. This time though it's the turn of Rua and Annie Hope. Project updatesCorncrake habitat management through the Nadair Trust The Nàdair Trust launched projects in 2000 entitled 'Oronsay Reserve, Land and Countryside Management' and 'Corncrake & Chough Recovery, Land management and advice'. RSPB Scotland acted as the lead partner for both of these projects. On 22 June, 15 eagle chicks were flown in from Norway to RAF Kinloss, Moray, to start a new phase of reintroduction of (white-tailed) sea eagles to Scotland. |
 Near youFind events, reserves, local groups and more. Featured document210Kb, PDF RSPB Scotland is often most visible when objecting to proposed developments – but we are strongly in favour of well-designed and located renewable energy schemes in Scotland. This leaflet sets out how we believe Scotland can make the most of the opportunities for renewable energy generation without harming the environment; and how we can contribute to the development of this important industry. 972Kb, PDF Scotland's biodiversity and the challenge of climate change - Our chance to get it right. Document libraryRecently published documents from Scotland. RSPB Scotland Briefing on food security for the Scottish Conservative and Unionist debate 137Kb, PDF Food security cannot be dealt with in isolation from other issues surrounding food and land use policy, which specify how we want to balance all the various pressures on our land. The way food is produced influences landscape, wildlife, water quality and availability and the climate. RSPB Scotland response to the Scottish Climate Change Bill 244Kb, PDF Our response to the Scottish Government Consultation on Proposals for a Scottish Climate Change Bill. RSPB Scotland parliamentary briefing on the Menie estate development 144Kb, PDF RSPB Scotland remains an objector to this planning application and, along with Scottish Wildlife Trust, we will presenting evidence to the Public Inquiry which will take place in June. We have welcomed the Scottish Government’s decision to hold a Public Inquiry, where the environmental impacts of this proposal can be fully considered and the potential solutions sought. Visit our Document Library for more. Job vacanciesRegional Reserves Manager - RSPB Scotland, Glasgow Education Development Officer - RSPB Scotland, Perth and Kinross Bird Friendly Schools Project Officer - RSPB Scotland, Glasgow Field Teacher - RSPB Scotland, Inverness area Field Teacher (Sulwath Connections) - RSPB Scotland, Dumfries and Galloway East Scotland Membership Officer - RSPB Scotland, Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth Land Agent - RSPB Scotland, Edinburgh or Inverness Regional Director, South and West - RSPB Scotland, Glasgow Membership Development Team Administrator - RSPB Scotland, Edinburgh Visit our Job vacancies section for more. |
Aerial view of Broubster Leans - Norrie Russell
Heather in flower & gorse on Grip Heath. Arne RSPB Reserve - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
Close-up of highland cattle grazing. Vane Farm RSPB reserve, Scotland - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
View over Loch Inch to hills, RSPB Insh Marshes nature reserve - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com, Ref: 2000_2051_009)