Learn more about our activity in the Outer Hebrides – the local team, our target species, and what we’re doing to help them.
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| In the Outer Hebrides, we have a team of three Species on the Edge officers: Mairi, Emma and Kirsty. Together they are working closely with local communities and land managers to secure a future for 10 nationally rare and vulnerable species.
Our activity
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Our species
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Learn about Orkney’s bats and have a go at using a bat detector....
Visit the Species on the Edge stand at the Orkney International Science Festival Family Fun Day for ...
Join us for this wildflower and bumblebee drop-in at The Balfour Hospital...
Species on the Edge Bat Conservation Trust Officer, Cathryn, reflects on the importance of partnersh...
Students in UHI North West and Hebrides’s Supported Learning Group are ambassadors for the UK's smal...
Explore the programme for the 2025 Outer Hebrides Wildlife Festival!...
There are so many ways you can get involved with Species on the Edge and support your local species. We have a range of volunteering opportunities and events throughout the year – from work parties, to survey training, to creative workshops – and we are also able to work with land managers to help them support biodiversity on their land. For more information on how you can get involved, get in touch with the team.
