Stay updated with the latest Scotland nature news. Discover how we’re working to save species and help wildlife thrive.
Seabird populations will suffer if offshore wind does not work with nature – join us in speaking out
Insects are an essential part of nature – and they’re important for people too!
We know that across Scotland, people love nature. Today we joined Scottish Environment LINK members and supporters to st...
Gabija Dragunaite (who is working with us as part of her Masters Degree), speaks with Chris Bailey our Advisory Manager,...
We’ve joined forces with other nature charities and written to the First Minister to explain how to unlock offshore wind...
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Coul Links is a sanctuary for a diverse mix of wildlife all year round. It’s one of the last undeveloped areas of specie...
Farming and crofting have a vital role to play in halting and reversing biodiversity loss in Scotland.
Gabija Dragunaite, RSPB Scotland's Policy Assistant, provides some context as to why we think farming is so important.
Major new legislation for nature in Scotland is a rare opportunity - at most, it comes around once in a decade.