Butterfly Bank update – it’s a success for Small Blues!
Back in January of this year, we published a blog post on an exciting upcoming project on the North ...
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Summer in Orkney as a Little Tern Warden
By Nicki Gwynn-Jones, Species on the Edge Little Tern Warden volunteer Orkney Little Tern Warden, Ni...
The North Coast document their gardens with a community herbarium
Up in our North Coast project area, we have been delighted to work with members of Tongue Gardening ...
Small Blue Week on the East Coast 🦋
Let's take a look at our annual celebration of the UK's smallest butterfly: Small Blue Week 🦋...
Species on the Edge Youth Panellist sets up the Outer Hebrides Bat Group
Species on the Edge Youth Panellist, Angus Maclean, tells us about the Outer Hebrides Bat Group he f...
Sleat locals champion Skye’s bats
Bat Conservation Trust Officer, Cathryn, tells us about the fantastic work Sleat Community Trust are...
Community herbarium to launch at Strathnaver Museum
Tongue Gardening Group, artist Joanne B Kaar and Species on the Edge produce a community herbarium t...
Exploring Conservation through Art
North Coast Officer Louise reflects on a series of watercolour wellness workshops and how art can he...
Local artists raise awareness of Sutherland’s rarest species through embroidery project
A tapestry depicting some of Sutherland’s rarest species was unveiled at Sutherland Agricultural sho...