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In response to concerns about disturbance at island hotspots, visitors this summer are being urged to help protect wildlife on Mull.

Scots are being warned about the toxic plant which can cause severe skin blisters, burns and even blindness.

The project, which boosted the low population in the area, has won a prestigious award.

Isle of May and Noss National Nature Reserves (NNRs) closed from 1 July to help protect seabird populations from avian influenza.

Threatened species in Scotland have today received a £4.2m lifeline from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

Three new indicators, which will help us understand how landscapes are changing.