Read this beautifully written piece by Grace Green on some thoughtful takeaways from the Spring Seminar hosted by NESBIP and NESCAN Hub in March 2026.
Read this beautifully written piece by Grace Green on some thoughtful takeaways from the Spring Seminar hosted by NESBIP and NESCAN Hub in March 2026.
Anna Thomas, NESCAN Hub
SRUC Student - gjm-green@hotmail.co.uk
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.
NESBiP Spring Seminar this year, was in collaboration with NESCAN – “Supporting Local Biodiversity using the Climate Adaptation Route Map”. Read SRUC Student, Grace Green’s experience of the seminar.
NESBiP Spring Seminar this year, was in collaboration with NESCAN – “Supporting Local Biodiversity using the Climate Adaptation Route Map”. Read SRUC Student, Grace Green’s experience of the seminar.
SRUC Student - gjm-green@hotmail.co.uk
In 2021 NESBiP hosted a seminar celebrating Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters. The seminar focused on the management of our waters from the coastline to the highlands. Watch the full seminar here.
In 2021 NESBiP hosted a seminar celebrating Scotland’s Year of Coasts and Waters. The seminar focused on the management of our waters from the coastline to the highlands. Watch the full seminar here.
NESBiP Coordinator (July 2019 – August 2022)
Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who help our wildlife.
Our Biodiversity Champion Awards aim to acknowledge and celebrate the individuals and organisations who help our wildlife.
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)
