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.
Bringing you our 2025 activity as a comic! Courtesy of the extraordinary Aimee Lockwood....
Learn more about our Art in Nature workshop series in Shetland, working with local artists to explor...
An interview with Sutherland artist Marta who has created a stained-glass panel of her local 'specie...
How Species on the Edge is helping to secure a future for Shetland's endemic hawkweeds....
Volunteer Heidi shares her family's experience of volunteering with Species on the Edge, and says a ...
Tha croitearan air feadh Shealtainn, Ulbha is nan Eilean Siar a’ gabhail ri teicneolas ùr nan coilea...
Island crofters are adopting GPS technology to revolutionise how they manage their livestock, delive...
Enter the wonderful world of moths with this stop-motion animation....
Guest blog from Murdanie, a crofter on Lewis marrying traditional crofting with modern technology - ...
Join us for a talk on the Marsh Fritillary butterfly and Islay's resident bats....
Join us for a volunteer day to benefit the Northern Brown Argus butterfly...
Join us for a screening of a very special film about Caithness's extraordinary Small Blue volunteers...