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Scotland is amazing for wildlife. The variety of species and habitats is outstanding – from golden eagles to otters, red squirrels to wintering geese and huge seabird colonies – all set among rugged mountains, moorland, ancient Caledonian pine forests and miles of coastline. Our work in Scotland helps protect them all.

Latest news

RSPB Scotland broadly welcomes Scottish Government proposals for National Planning Framework

30 April 2013

Two key documents for consultation have been published

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Illegal trader in birds eggs given 220 hours community service

9 April 2013

RSPB Scotland today welcomed the conviction of an Inverness man involved in the trading of eggs of some of Europe’s rarest birds.

Black-throated diver on lochan

Sad end to a sorry tale

8 April 2013

RSPB Scotland has today learned that a golden eagle, found badly injured on a grouse moor in October 2012, has died after attempts to rehabilitate it failed. The bird had suffered multiple gunshot injuries.

Profile of golden eagle

Offices

Offices

Scotland Headquarters

2 Lochside View
Edinburgh Park
Edinburgh
EH12 9DH
Tel: 0131 317 4100

Other offices

Offices

East Scotland Regional Office

10 Albyn Terrace
Aberdeen
Aberdeenshire
AB10 1YP
Tel: 01224 624824

Other offices

Offices

North Scotland Regional Office

Etive House
Beechwood Park
Inverness
IV2 3BW
Tel: 01463 715000
E-mail: nsro@rspb.org.uk

Other offices

Offices

South and West Scotland Regional Office

10 Park Quadrant
Glasgow
G3 6BS
Tel: 0141 331 0993
E-mail: glasgow@rspb.org.uk

Other offices

Vacancies

Job titleLocationCloses
Land Agent, ScotlandEdinburgh28 May
Regional Reserves Ecologist - Maternity CoverEdinburgh31 May
StockpersonIsle of Islay6 June

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Featured documents

Bringing life back to the bogs

Bringing life back to the bogs

3.3Mb, PDF

A new beginning for Scotland's majestic Flow Country.

Date: 5 August 2011

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The illegal killing of birds of prey in Scotland 2011

The illegal killing of birds of prey in Scotland 2011

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A review of the illegal killing of birds of prey in Scotland in 2011.

Date: 29 November 2012

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Recent documents

RSPB Scotland’s response to the consultation on deer management on the Scottish National Forest Estate, May 2013

RSPB Scotland’s response to the consultation on deer management on the Scottish National Forest Estate, May 2013

495Kb, PDF

We support continued deer management on the National Forest Estate to protect and enhance wildlife.

Date: 7 May 2013

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RSPB Scotland response to Scottish Water’s strategic projections for the investment period 2015-2025

RSPB Scotland response to Scottish Water’s strategic projections for the investment period 2015-2025

564Kb, PDF

Water industry needs to improve water efficiency and take a sustainable land management approach in drinking water catchments.

Date: 22 March 2013

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RSPB Scotland response to SEPA consultation on a plan for “Improving the physical condition of Scotland’s water environment”

RSPB Scotland response to SEPA consultation on a plan for “Improving the physical condition of Scotland’s water environment”

679Kb, PDF

Restoration must be more ambitious and tackle large-scale restoration at the catchment scale.

Date: 22 March 2013

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