- Updates from our area teams - October 2023
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About NatureScot
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Our work
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- Transforming How We Work
- Organisational structure
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- A Net Zero organisation
- Working with government
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Our work
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Climate change
- Net Zero statement
- Our changing climate
- Climate change impacts in Scotland
- Nature-based solutions
- Helping nature to adapt
- What can you do
- Climate Change and Nature
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Funding and Projects
- FIRNS - The Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland
- IRNS
- Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund
- Working with Rivers Fund
- Nature Restoration Fund
- NatureScot and the Year of Coasts and Waters 2020/21
- Better Places Fund
- Future Routes Fund
- Community-led Marine Biodiversity Monitoring Project
- Green Infrastructure Strategic Intervention
- Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund (NCHF)
- Biodiversity Challenge Fund (BCF)
- Gaelic
- Information hub
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Landforms and geology
- Scotland's rocks, landforms and soils
- Importance of geodiversity
- Pressures on geodiversity
- Protecting our geodiversity
- Landscapes and habitats
- Plants, animals and fungi
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Scotland's Biodiversity
- Scotland's Biodiversity - What is biodiversity?
- Benefits of Biodiversity
- Biodiversity - what can you do?
- Key pressures on biodiversity
- Scottish Biodiversity Strategy and COP15
- Species on the Edge (SotE)
- Make Space For Nature
- Helping Scotland's Pollinators
- Where to find data