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.
Species on the Edge volunteer, Jean Ward, tells us about her experience of monitoring bumblebees in ...
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....
We have been hosting nature-focused creative writing, journaling and willow-weaving sessions in Argy...
Shetland officer, Gareth, tells us about Scotland's gift of the sea - the oysterplant - and what Spe...
Back in January of this year, we published a blog post on an exciting upcoming project on the North ...
Up in our North Coast project area, we have been delighted to work with members of Tongue Gardening ...
Let's take a look at our annual celebration of the UK's smallest butterfly: Small Blue Week 🦋...
Species on the Edge Youth Panellist, Angus Maclean, tells us about the Outer Hebrides Bat Group he f...
Join our Shetland team for two free winter craft events at North Roe & Lochend Public Hall. Join us ...
Join us for a day of habitat enhancement on the East Coast!...
Join our Orkney team for a free, gentle, guided 'wintering-well walk' in nature....