Spring update from Shetland
Growing wildflowers for bumblebees, bringing BeeWalks to Shetland, a new name for a rare Unst beasti...
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Free workshops invite Shetlanders to connect with nature through art this summer
Species on the Edge, is running a series of free workshops in Shetland this summer, helping attendee...
Rare Shetland beetle gets new name: introducing da Peerie Red Scarred Wan
Students at Baltasound Primary School have come up with a new name for one of Shetland's rarest beas...
Introducing da Peerie Red Scarred Wan!
The rare Plantain Leaf Beetle has a new name in Shetland - and an animation to go with it!...
Could you grow wildflowers on your croft to benefit Shetland’s precious pollinators?
Find out more about our Shetland Native Wildflower project with Shetland Amenity Trust....
Buzzing with potential: crofts sought to help Shetland’s precious drummiebees
Species on the Edge and Shetland Amenity Trust are looking for crofters to help Shetland’s strugglin...
Native wildflower project takes root in Shetland
A new project to create areas of native wildflower meadow in Shetland is providing important habitat...
Shetlanders asked to get out and count their local drummiebees
Species on the Edge is calling on the people of Shetland to take part in BeeWalks...
Virtual Fence Cattle Collars – online talk with The Scottish Crofting Federation
Learn more about virtual fence collars and hear from crofters and conservationists putting them to u...