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At NESBiP, we are passionate about connecting people with the wildlife and habitats that make North East Scotland special. Understanding species such as beavers helps build awareness of the vital role biodiversity plays in healthy ecosystems and resilient communities.
New to wildlife spotting? Discover wildlife identification guides, recording tips & ways to submit sightings for the Aberdeen BioBlitz.
Heatwaves and bumblebees: 5 simple ways you can help bumblebees (and other pollinators) during heatwaves in North East Scotland.
Join events with NES Swifts (Huntly Swift Group) and help protect one of our NESBiP Big 5 species.
Celebrate International Day for Biological Diversity by exploring how local action in North East Scotland supports global biodiversity.
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.
Helping hedgerows in North East Scotland: discover simple ways to support wildlife & boost biodiversity this National Hedgerow Week.
Help hedgehogs in North East Scotland this Hedgehog Awareness Week with these 5 easy actions. Read to learn what you can do.
Support Just Transition & Nature by exploring how biodiversity & NESBiP can help build a fair, resilient future in North East Scotland.