East Coast 2024 Autumn Update
Learn what our fantastic East Coast team and volunteers have been up to this summer....
Learn more about the action we are taking around the country for Scotland’s most vulnerable coastal species.
Across the country, our seven area teams are taking action for 37 of Scotland’s rarest and most vulnerable coastal species. Activity includes: surveying and monitoring; habitat creation and enhancement; removal of invasive species; sowing and planting of vital foodplants; conservation breeding programmes; community engagement events; training volunteers; working with land managers to help them manage their land in a way that benefits themselves and biodiversity.
Explore our species work in more depth below.
Learn what our fantastic East Coast team and volunteers have been up to this summer....
Species on the Edge volunteer, Jean Ward, tells us about her experience of monitoring bumblebees in ...
It’s been another busy summer for the Argyll and Inner Hebrides team! Let's take a look at what they...
Wildlife conservationists & firefighters are launching an education campaign after a fire destroyed ...
The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland is taking steps to help save another of Scotland’s threaten...
Jill from the Shetland Field Studies Group shares her experience of vising a site of biodiversity-fr...
Learn more about our work for our three target bee species....
On the East Coast, we are working with the Ministry of Defence to enhance biodiversity on their site...
Species on the Edge 'Terning the Tide' Project Manager, Robyn, tells us about the work being done ac...
Get in touch with your local team and they can work with you to find the volunteering role for you....
Help the northern brown argus on the Solway Coast by joining us for a habitat management work party....