Huntly Swift Group – NES Swifts

“They’ve made it again, which means the globe’s still working” – Ted Hughes

Cally Smith

Founder of Huntly Swift Group – NES Swifts

Young Wildlife Recorders

Schools and community groups incorporated wildlife recording and submitting records to the local biological records centre (NESBReC) into existing outdoor learning initiatives.

Annie Robinson

Independent Member at NESBiP

Wildflower Areas to help Support our Native Pollinators

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.

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?

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