The Partnership’s 2020 Biodiversity Champion Award Winners

Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who get on and do things to help our wildlife in North East Scotland, and help others to enjoy and understand its importance. Here are our 2020 Award Winners.

Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who get on and do things to help our wildlife in North East Scotland, and help others to enjoy and understand its importance. Here are our 2020 Award Winners.

Seminar Celebrating Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters

Your chance to catch up on an event recently hosted by the Partnership celebrating the Scottish Year of Coats and Waters 2021, focusing on the management of our waters from our coastline right up to the highlands.

Alex Stuart

NESBiP Coordinator (July 2019 – Present)

United Nations World Wildlife Day

Finding, recording and appreciating the wildlife on your doorstep

LINA-ELVIRA BACK

Environmental Planner at Aberdeen City Council

The Partnership’s 2020 Biodiversity Champion Award Winners

Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who get on and do things to help our wildlife in North East Scotland, and help others to enjoy and understand its importance. Here are our 2020 Award Winners.

Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who get on and do things to help our wildlife in North East Scotland, and help others to enjoy and understand its importance. Here are our 2020 Award Winners.

Amenity Grassland and Road Verges – Doing More with Less!

Your chance to catch up on an event recently hosted by the Partnership, on how we all can better manage our grass areas for biodiversity and reduced costs.

Your chance to catch up on an event recently hosted by the Partnership, on how we all can better manage our grass areas for biodiversity and reduced costs.

Alex Stuart

NESBiP Coordinator (July 2019 – Present)

Countesswells to Cults Active Woodland Group

A new group encourages the community to enjoy the local woodlands and works to improve their biodiversity.

Claire Marsden

Chair at Countesswells to Cults Active Woodland Group

Wildflower Areas Project

Everyone loves a wildflower meadow. They make a great backdrop for chocolate or washing powder adverts, but for bees and other pollinators they are critical habitat.

Ewen Cameron

Independent Member at NESBiP

So what’s the evidence for that?

Why does SNH erect an electric fence around the Forvie tern colony? Why do RSPB use ponies to graze at Loch of Strathbeg? What about placement of bat boxes, or methods used to control invasive species?

Nick Littlewood

Conservation Evidence at University of Cambridge

North East Scotland Biodiversity – The Film

Watch SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s stunning intro to biodiversity in North East Scotland