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.
Brora Learning Zone's in-house social enterprise are doing fabulous work raising awareness of, and m...
Hear how people in Orkney, the Outer Hebrides, and on the Solway coast are coming together to help t...
The rare Plantain Leaf Beetle has gained a new Orcadian name following a schools’ competition held b...
Updates on conservation efforts for the Small Blue butterfly along the Moray Firth. Find out how you...
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!...
Species on the Edge is calling on the people of Shetland to take part in BeeWalks...
Learn more about virtual fence collars and hear from crofters and conservationists putting them to u...
Great Yellow (c) Bumblebee Conservation Trust Our Species on the Edge Youth Panel representative for...
Learn about how a crofter in Ulva is using no fence technology to graze cattle and manage species-ri...
Learn about the frogs, toads, lizards and newts that live in Dunnet forest...
Book a free 'Tools for Nature Relaxation Workshop' in Caithness...