Grouse moor regulation needed to end raptor killing, says RSPB Scotland
Conservationists are calling for tougher regulation of grouse moors to end the persecution of Scotland’s raptors.
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IN PHOTOS: Amazing images shows conservationists tracking shorebird populations
These photos show the Wash Wader Ringing Group, a volunteer-run bird study organisation of professional ornithologists and conservationists, working in the Wash Estuary in Norfolk and Lincolnshire.
Conservation action sees fortunes improve for mountain gorilla and fin whale
Conservation efforts have helped mountain gorillas take a step back from the brink of extinction, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has said.
William warns ‘clock is ticking’ on environment
The Duke of Cambridge has warned the clock is ticking towards a tipping point when our impact on the environment will be irreversible.
William and Kate attend conservation awards
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have arrived at a ceremony where William will present awards to three “extraordinary people” for their conservation work and bravery protecting Africa’s wildlife and natural heritage.
Harry collects Australian Geographic Society’s award to Queen for forest project
The Queen has been honoured with a special award for conservation for her initiative to highlight the plight of the world’s forests.
Under-threat trees planted in Perth to mark anniversary of conservation project
Rare trees have been planted in the grounds of Perth College to mark a conservation group's milestone anniversary.
Marvellous mosaic of memories is finishing touch to Kirriemuir CARS project
Kirriemuir’s million pound-plus town centre regeneration has been marked in word, song and another eye-catching addition to the area’s heritage.
Growing anger over “mass slaughter” of ravens in Highland Perthshire
A public conservation body is facing growing anger over an "experimental" raven cull in Highland Perthshire.
JIM CRUMLEY: Scotland’s climate of chaos
A hint of grotesque distortion has crept into the never-ending procession of spleen-venting malcontents who increasingly characterise the owners and managers of Scotland’s estates and farms.