Conservation

The green-fingered pupils of Sunnyside primary, Alloa (Photo: Butterfly Conservation)

Urban schools targeted by butterfly project

Three new pest control General Licences announced for England

Learning to live with Scotland's protected beavers

SNH admits that sea eagles take healthy lambs

RSPB reported for illegal trap setting

Germany puts wolves back in the firing line

Wild salmon decline threatens jobs on Scotland's rivers

Bringing wading birds back to Scottish farmland

Salmon get a helping hoof

ScotGov minister helps tackle alien invasion

Harrier disappearance fuels moorland tension

New records set in Big Farmland Bird Count

Desperately seeking vole volunteers

Beware of deer on the roads in Springtime

Grouse moors are good for hares claims GWCT

Curlew call to action

New Greylag management programme needed in Orkney

Don't disturb ground nesting birds this spring

Help tadpoles grow up into slug exterminators

Precise 'raptor tracker' tags to be trialled on Golden Eagles

New methods promise 'better insight' into mountain hare numbers

Laser fences could spell the end for rodenticides

RSPB Scotland seeks 'conservation champions'

Farmers reminded to stop hedge cutting during bird nesting season

Golden Eagle proposal for Wales

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The Big Farmland Bird Count is back

RSPB Big Schools’ Birdwatch gets underway for 2019

Woodland butterfly sets up in the city

Legal challenge to Welsh shooting ban

RSPB and SNH 'failing' over sea eagles

Eagles versus sheep

Orkney wildlife project gets £6million cash injection

How restoring peatland can help your farm

Police investigate hare coursing in North East Fife

New farm scheme to cope with burgeoning Tayside beavers

RSPB increases harrier tagging efforts

Farmers' guide to helping hedgehogs

Report that roadkill!

DNA breakthrough for wildlife crime

Farmers urged to help save the Borders’ wading birds

Capercaillie project gets a cash boost

Climate change is wreaking havoc on the relationship between orchids and bees

Hare culling defended by gamekeepers

RSPB blames game sector for missing eagle

Time to get on top of 2018 EFA calculations

Gamekeepers object to ‘trial by media’

Whitburgh leads the Big Farmland Bird Count

Luss peatland project progress

Fantastic Trees

Mull eagle moves to the Highlands

Climate change moving wildlife habitats

Rare butterfly re-discovered in Northern Ireland

Brown hares could benefit from bioenergy crops

Anne McCall appointed as new director of RSPB Scotland

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