Species on the Edge - About the Programme We are working in partnership to deliver a 4.5 year programme of work to benefit 37 of our most vulnerable species.
Species on the Edge - Our Species Projects Scotland’s coasts and islands are amongst the most biodiverse areas in the UK. However, many species are at risk, with some on the cusp of extinction.
Species on the Edge - Upcoming Events With Species on the Edge activity spread across seven project areas across the country, we have lots going on, in lots of different places. Here is a list of upcoming events, with the project area in bold so you can quickly see what’s going on near you.
Species on the Edge - Project Area Summaries We have identified seven landscape-scale areas around Scotland’s coasts and islands where our conservation activity will provide the greatest benefits.
Species on the Edge blog Here's an update on what’s been going on in each of our project areas so far, since the kick off of the project earlier this year.
Species on the Edge - Volunteer with us Click on the headings below to see what volunteering opportunities we have coming up in each of our seven project areas. For more information on our project areas please head
Calling local artists Entries are now open to artists wishing to contribute to this year's Outer Hebrides Wildlife Festival Art Exhibition. News - 24 April
Every chough counts An insight into some of the ways farmers are helping to support Scotland’s critically endangered chough. Blog - 24 April
Luchd-ealain ionadail gan gairm Thathar a’ gabhail ri tagraidhean bho luchd-ealain a bhiodh airson cur ri Taisbeanadh Ealain aig Fèis Fiadh-bheatha nan Eilean am-bliadhna. News - 24 April
Healthy peatlands - nature's firewall How peatland restoration is helping prevent the spread of wild fires. Blog - 19 April
Deer management targets met Deer management targets have been met, thanks to long-term collaborative efforts from estates. News - 23 April
New tech to modernise deer management From drones to AI, new technologies are changing the face of wildlife management. Blog - 16 April
