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arrow New series of BBC Scotland?s Landward highlights nest life at Loch of the Lowes 26/09/2008

The new series of the BBC Scotland?s rural affairs magazine programme, Landward, returns to our screens today (Friday 26 September) and over the next four weeks will chart the successful breeding season in 2008 of Scotland?s oldest breeding osprey fe


arrow Climate change could make soils an earthy problem 22/09/2008

On the day the Scottish Government's consultation on the future of Scotland's soils closes (Monday 22 September), the Scottish Wildlife Trust is warning that climate change could wreak havoc with peatland soils in the Scottish Uplands.


arrow Making the right climate choices 12/06/2008

SWT will be attending an important climate change summit at the European Parliament on 12 and 13 June 2008.


arrow They will be back: licence granted to bring back beavers 25/05/2008

The Scottish Government has today (Sunday 25 May 2008) announced that it has approved the application by the Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) and the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland (RZSS) to bring back beavers to Scotland. Conditional approval was

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