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Assessment of environmental effects of beaver translocation to the River Leven (Loch Lomond) and River Forth catchments - Maps (high resolution)

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03 Oct, 2022

An update to the Beavers in Scotland Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA).

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The beaver is a European protected species, fully protected under the Conservation (Natural Habitats, &c.) Regulations 1994 (as amended).

News & Blogs

An online hub has been set up to share news, information and a space for conversation.

News - 10 Sept

A team of four NatureScot divers travelled to Loch Fyne to dive on a flame shell bed.

Blog - 9 September

People in Orkney and north-east Scotland are being asked to look out for greylag geese with special GPS collars.

News - 5 September

The largest-ever gathering of UK peatland experts is in Scotland later this month

Blog - 6 September

Mapping stories and restoration potential of Scotland’s forgotten woodland sites.

News - 30 August

The red-billed chough is one of Scotland’s rarest birds with only around 50 breeding pairs left on Islay and Colonsay.

Blog - 3 September

Assessment of environmental effects of beaver translocation to the River Leven (Loch Lomond) and River Forth catchments - Maps (high resolution)

Maps (high resolution)

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Assessment of environmental effects of beaver translocation to the River Leven (Loch Lomond) and River Forth catchments

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Online hub for Galloway National Park proposal

Monitoring the Upper Loch Fyne and Loch Goil MPA flame shell beds

Appeal to help track greylag geese

Scotland to host largest-ever IUCN peatland conference

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Can we improve support to farmers who help rare chough?

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