Nature in North East Scotland Seminar – Video Sessions & Highlights
Watch inspiring talks from the Nature in North East Scotland seminar sharing real biodiversity projects, community action & nature recovery.
Watch inspiring talks from the Nature in North East Scotland seminar sharing real biodiversity projects, community action & nature recovery.
Discover simple wetland actions for the NESBiP Big 5 & learn how to protect North East Scotland’s wetlands this World Wetland’s Day. Every small action helps!
NESBiP Biodiversity Coorindator (2024 - Present)
On Friday 6th March 2026, join us for our annual seminar. Nature in North East Scotland: Connected, Expanded, Resilient, Protected.
As we count down to Christmas, here are 5 nature-based New Year’s resolutions. Ranging from building wildlife homes to joining an event.
NESBiP Biodiversity Coorindator (2024 - Present)
Read about Mike Raby’s research on the Miyawaki Method, Wee Forests in North East Scotland and the benefits they bring.
SRUC Student
Learn how Claire Stainfield is utilising advances in AI to support seal research. When used thoughtfully, AI can be a powerful tool.
SRUC PhD Candidate
24th October is International Day of Climate Action. Read to learn what 6 things you can do to tackle biodiversity loss & the climate crisis.
NESBiP Biodiversity Coorindator (2024 - Present)
And with that, the 2025 wildflower & scything season comes to an end….. Here are 10 things we learnt along the way.
Visit our Wildlife Gardening page to learn how to help your local wildlife from the comfort of your own home. With over 15 million gardens in Britain, covering an area larger than all our national nature reserves put together, what we choose to do with our gardens really does matter for nature.
NESBiP Biodiversity Coorindator (2024 - Present)
22 September to 22 October is tree seed gathering season. The perfect time to collect native tree seed and grow your own tree.
NESBiP Biodiversity Coorindator (2024 - Present)
Unfortunately many of our amphibians get trapped in our drains. Learn how Steve Hull is finding a solution to death traps in suburbia.