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Visit the Our work pages for more. Featured documents1.12Mb, PDF RSPB Scotland in conjunction with Friends of the Earth Scotland, WWF Scotland and World Development Movement have produced a report showing that it is possible to have a clean, green energy supply in Scotland. The analysis demonstrates that renewable energy can meet between 60% and 143% of Scotland’s projected annual electricity demand by 2030 without relying on large-scale fossil fired power stations. 210Kb, PDF RSPB Scotland believes Scotland can make the most of our opportunities for renewable energy generation without harming the environment. DocumentsRecently published from Scotland. RSPB Scotland parliamentary briefing for the Scottish Government debate on climate change 155Kb, PDF RSPB Scotland warmly welcomed the passing of the Climate Change (Scotland) Act 2009. Scotland can be proud of what is a truly world-leading piece of legislation, containing ambitious targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The law of the wild: The European Birds Directive 2.14Mb, PDF In celebration of 30 years of the European Birds Directive, this booklet sets out a compelling portfolio of proof that, in the UK, the Birds Directive has shaped decisions that profoundly affect the natural world. 'The Natura 2000: providing protection and avoiding ambiguity' 850Kb, PDF A briefing from RSPB Scotland describing the Natura 2000 process, the role of designation in highlighting and protecting our best wildlife sites and why site protection works Visit our Document Library for more. |
Mudflat with birdfootprints across it, Malden, Essex - Andy Hay (rspb-images.com)
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)