Read about Mike Raby’s research on the Miyawaki Method, Wee Forests in North East Scotland and the benefits they bring.
Read about Mike Raby’s research on the Miyawaki Method, Wee Forests in North East Scotland and the benefits they bring.
© Abbie Ferrar
SRUC Student
Unfortunately many of our amphibians get trapped in our drains. Learn how Steve Hull is finding a solution to death traps in suburbia.
Unfortunately many of our amphibians get trapped in our drains. Learn how Steve Hull is finding a solution to death traps in suburbia.
Adding ladders to our drains, is a simple solution to the death traps in suburbia - Image by Trevor Rose
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.
Close mown amenity grass, which supports very few flowers and insects.
NESBiP Coordinator (July 2019 – August 2022)
A new group encourages the community to enjoy the local woodlands and works to improve their biodiversity.
A new group encourages the community to enjoy the local woodlands and works to improve their biodiversity.
©Tiana Walker
Chair at Countesswells to Cults Active Woodland Group
Countesswells property development keeps an eye on biodiversity and takes a big step in the right direction for developments of the future.
Countesswells property development keeps an eye on biodiversity and takes a big step in the right direction for developments of the future.
Independent Member of NESBiP
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?
Conservation Evidence at University of Cambridge
