Learn more about the work we are doing with communities around Scotland to create lasting change for our most vulnerable coastal species.
Creating a lasting future for our target species depends on the collective efforts of individuals, communities and organisations working together. For this reason, people are at the heart of Species on the Edge.
Through awareness raising events, nature connection activities, citizen science, practical conservation, workshops, trainee schemes, a youth panel, creative projects, and much more, we are supporting local people in connecting with, valuing, and taking action for their local species. Together we can create meaningful change and help build a thriving environment for wildlife.
Explore the amazing work being done by communities across Scotland for their local species on the edge.
When you can't bring the public to one of Scotland's rarest plants, you bring it to the public....
Species on the Edge Bat Conservation Trust Officer, Cathryn, reflects on the importance of partnersh...
Celebrate 200 years of the Bordered Brown Lacewing in Scotland with our surveying challenge!...
Students in UHI North West and Hebrides’s Supported Learning Group are ambassadors for the UK's smal...
Caithness ‘butterfly bank’ and local conservationists featured on BBC’s Countryfile alongside Hamza ...
Species on the Edge is collaborating with artists in Shetland, exploring Shetland's unique cultural ...
NatureScot have named Daniel a 'Nature Hero' for his amazing work for his local species on the north...
What better way to celebrate your 8th birthday than helping bees!...
Meet the four Species on the Edge trainees!...
Join us for a BeeWalk in Durness...
Join us for an afternoon of garden-focussed arts, crafts and discussion and contribute to a new Spec...
Join us for an afternoon of garden-focussed arts, crafts and discussion and contribute to a new Spec...