State Indicators - All S01 Status of UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) priority species – May 2009 (archive) S02 Status of UK Biodiversity Scotland's Trends and indicators
Engagement indicators Attitudes to biodiversity, extent and composition of greenspace, visits to the outdoors, involvement in biodiversity conservation E05 Membership of biodiversity non-governmental organisations (NGOs) – October 2009 Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Terrestrial insects Terrestrial insect abundance: Butterflies and Moths Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Sustainable use Tourism, Land and sea of recognised natural heritage importance, Scotland’s Natural Capital Asset (NCA) Index Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Plants Vascular plant diversity and Woodland diversity Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Marine and estuarine Estuarine fish, Proportion of commercially exploited fish stocks which are at full reproductive capacity, Marine plankton Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Landscape Built development and Visual influence of built development Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Habitats and Species: general indicators Status of UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) priority species, Status of UK Biodiversity Action Plan (UK BAP) priority habitats, Condition of protected sites – National Indicator, Information provision, Condition of notified species, Condition of notified habitats, Extent and composition of greenspace Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Freshwater Freshwater macroinvertebrate diversity, Status of otters in freshwater habitats, River quality Scotland's Trends and indicators
Scotland's Indicators - Climate change The timing of seasonal events Scotland's Trends and indicators
Photo competition Scotland’s nature agency is calling on you to share your favourite photos of Scotland’s rivers, coasts, seas, lochs and canals Closing date - 1 October
Carson a tha na Gàidheil a’ gabhail ‘ceann-fionn’ air eun le ceann dubh? Why do Scotland’s Gaels call penguins ‘white-heads’, when their heads are black? Blog - 24 September
Innovative farming pilot A ground-breaking new project, incentivising farmers, has the potential to replace EU schemes. News - 17 September
Beaver survey to begin Next week we kick off the most comprehensive and authoritative survey of beaver numbers and their range ever conducted in Scotland. Blog - 24 September
An adventure to Taynish NNR Follow Calum exploring the landscape, wildlife and Gaelic references to nature in this beautiful part of Scotland. 3 September
The Great Scottish Squirrel Survey Returning for its second year, Autumn remains a particularly rewarding time of year for squirrel-spotting. Blog - 21 September
