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Scotland’s nature agency. We work to protect and improve our natural environment in Scotland.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 12 min
Eleven species of birds, including rooks, black-headed gulls & collared doves will have stronger protection from April 1 when they will be removed from General Licences
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Scottish Natural Heritage 59 min
This week's Friday Feature is a fab shot of Glistening Inkcap mushrooms in the Callendar Woods from Eilidh - thank you for sharing with us! ​​If you'd like a chance to feature across our channels, tag us or use or
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Scottish Natural Heritage 3 h
A fantastic opportunity for someone with interests in and - still all weekend to apply, so please share if you know of someone who might be the perfect fit.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 20 h
Great news. Today’s budget statement commits to substantial increased investment in nature based solutions, including peatland restoration over the next ten years . This video illustrates
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Ron Macdonald 5. velj
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Scottish Natural Heritage 6. velj
This beautiful snow bunting is puffed up to stay warm. Birds fluff up their feathers to trap as much air between their feathers as possible, with the air warmed by their body heat. The more air a bird traps, the warmer it is!
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Scottish Natural Heritage 6. velj
Could time outside in while at school help to foster a desire to care for the natural world? Our 1st Magnus Magnusson studentship Phd student, Chris Mackie, wants to find out
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Scottish Invasive Species Initiative 5. velj
📢We are recruiting📢 3⃣ Seasonal posts - working with our lovely SISI project officers this summer. Please RT and spread the word. More info 👉
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Scottish Natural Heritage 6. velj
Looking for ways to ? Why not be a lazy gardener and leave some areas of the garden overgrown or filled with leaves and twigs to give a quiet place for insects, frogs, toads and small mammals to hide throughout the winter.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 5. velj
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Scottish Natural Heritage 5. velj
The days are becoming lighter - hooray! so why not use the mid term school break to look ahead to spring. A great way to is to put up a new bird box ready for nesting. A great idea to get the kids involved! Let's see your designs.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 5. velj
The wonders of sea life up close! We love this amazing picture of the arm of a spiny starfish. Like other starfish, spiny starfish are adept predators, preying on molluscs, crustaceans & even other starfish.
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Scotland's Centre for Regional Inclusive Growth 5. velj
from blogs for us on how nature can support and the projects are supporting to achieve this.
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David Pickett 4. velj
Productive lunches - volunteering is fantastic, creating biodiversity gain, enjoying a good workout and a social get together, and check out the blue sky thinking at lunchtimes - on the bog blog via
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Scottish Natural Heritage 5. velj
Share your view on the future management of Marine Protected Areas around the Outer Hebrides. The Seas of the Outer Hebrides project is running community events from Feb 7-12. Read more:
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David Steel 4. velj
A wonderful experience... an updated blog as we open applications for this seasons volunteers on the Isle of May national nature reserve:
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Scottish Natural Heritage 4. velj
Thanks to the volunteers & S Lanarkshire for their hard work in the rain last week, removing rhododendron at Bothwell Castle SSSI. These invasive non-native species out-compete native & inhibit tree regeneration.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 4. velj
2020 is the International Year of Plant health. Plant health is vital for our – just think of ash dieback and Dutch Elm disease.
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Scottish Natural Heritage 4. velj
Two beavers have moved home from Scotland! The pair are now settled in Somerset on the Holnicote Estate to help with flood management & improve biodiversity For a great video of their release, see
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Scottish Natural Heritage 4. velj
The Orkney Native Wildlife Project - - is led in partnership by SNH, & , with support from . We're looking for an inspiring leader & project manager. Full info on this amazing opportunity -
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