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.
New natterjack habitat built through partnership project....
The rare Plantain Leaf Beetle has gained a new Orcadian name following a schools’ competition held b...
Students at Baltasound Primary School have come up with a new name for one of Shetland's rarest beas...
Updates on conservation efforts for the Small Blue butterfly along the Moray Firth. Find out how you...
Find out more about our Shetland Native Wildflower project with Shetland Amenity Trust....
If you see a Little Tern in Orkney, let us know!...
Tha buidheann glèidhteachais ùr fo stiùireadh òigridh ga chur air bhog ann an Earra-Ghàidheal ’s sna...
Introducing the Argyll and Islands Youth Bat Council!...
If you live on the Scottish Solway coast and hear the call of the natterjack toad, let us know!...
Help us survey the Transparent Burnet moth....
Help survey the small blue!...
Help us learn more about Scotland's Small Blues!...