RSPB Scotland
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Protecting and restoring habitats, saving species and helping end the nature and climate emergency in Scotland.
Major whisky makers join forces for first-of-its-kind peatland revival at RSPB reserve
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November 18, 2025 at 9:30 AM
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November 10, 2025 at 1:11 PM
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📷 Crested Tit by Les Cater (rspb-images.com)
October 28, 2025 at 7:22 PM
📷 Crested Tit by Les Cater (rspb-images.com)
Climate change and oil spills are threats facing our seabirds, that’s why offshore wind must be planned with minimised impacts.
Berwick Bank is planned in the worst possible place. Together other offshore wind proposed in Scotland would generate more energy without devastating impacts on wildlife.
Berwick Bank is planned in the worst possible place. Together other offshore wind proposed in Scotland would generate more energy without devastating impacts on wildlife.
October 27, 2025 at 11:45 AM
Climate change and oil spills are threats facing our seabirds, that’s why offshore wind must be planned with minimised impacts.
Berwick Bank is planned in the worst possible place. Together other offshore wind proposed in Scotland would generate more energy without devastating impacts on wildlife.
Berwick Bank is planned in the worst possible place. Together other offshore wind proposed in Scotland would generate more energy without devastating impacts on wildlife.
The First Minister must stop this project.
There's still time to stop Berwick Bank...but only if we make ourselves heard.
Add your voice and tell them.
Scotland can lead on renewables without sacrificing its seabirds. 👇
www.seabird.org/cancel-berwi...
There's still time to stop Berwick Bank...but only if we make ourselves heard.
Add your voice and tell them.
Scotland can lead on renewables without sacrificing its seabirds. 👇
www.seabird.org/cancel-berwi...
Take Action Now - Cancel Berwick Bank
Please take action now - tell SSE and the First Minister to Cancel Berwick Bank.
www.seabird.org
October 23, 2025 at 7:00 AM
The First Minister must stop this project.
There's still time to stop Berwick Bank...but only if we make ourselves heard.
Add your voice and tell them.
Scotland can lead on renewables without sacrificing its seabirds. 👇
www.seabird.org/cancel-berwi...
There's still time to stop Berwick Bank...but only if we make ourselves heard.
Add your voice and tell them.
Scotland can lead on renewables without sacrificing its seabirds. 👇
www.seabird.org/cancel-berwi...
The eggs from these adults were then introduced into coastal pools at Mersehead, with the recent wet weather providing them with the conditions to hatch. 🌧
It’s the first time the species has been seen at the reserve since 1948! 🙌
📸: C Macadam
It’s the first time the species has been seen at the reserve since 1948! 🙌
📸: C Macadam
October 16, 2025 at 12:29 PM
The eggs from these adults were then introduced into coastal pools at Mersehead, with the recent wet weather providing them with the conditions to hatch. 🌧
It’s the first time the species has been seen at the reserve since 1948! 🙌
📸: C Macadam
It’s the first time the species has been seen at the reserve since 1948! 🙌
📸: C Macadam
Working through Species on the Edge and in collaboration with Buglife and WWT eggs were taken from Caerlaverock and reared into adulthood by local ecologist Larry Griffin. 🥚
October 16, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Working through Species on the Edge and in collaboration with Buglife and WWT eggs were taken from Caerlaverock and reared into adulthood by local ecologist Larry Griffin. 🥚
Over the past few decades, the Tadpole Shrimp had been found in just two locations in the UK – one of which was Scotland’s last surviving population at Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust’s (WWT) site at Caerlaverock.🦐
October 16, 2025 at 12:29 PM
Over the past few decades, the Tadpole Shrimp had been found in just two locations in the UK – one of which was Scotland’s last surviving population at Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust’s (WWT) site at Caerlaverock.🦐