A new conservation-human rights film that highlights the plight of a rural community in its fight to continue to serve as stewards of wildlife and local natural resources makes its debut at the ...
The females were given a home at the Highland Wildlife Park, near Kincraig, and staff say the cats are living "happy, enriched" lives. The drama unfolded over several days last January, deep in a snow ...
A visit to the Scottish Highlands offers one of the best bird-and wildlife-watching experiences in the UK, with the promise of rare encounters with unique species. OspreyThe osprey is commonly seen ...
Elizabeth has worked since 2010 as a writer and consultant covering gardening, permaculture, and sustainable living. She has also written a number of books and e-books on gardens and gardening. Haley ...
After the first reports of lynx loose in the region broke on January 8, a three-day hunt for the cats was launched. It is ...
The first release saw a pair of beavers let out into the waters above Beinn a Mheadhoin dam in the Glen Affric national nature reserve on October 24. This was followed by the release of a family of ...
Over a thousand years ago, the Eurasian lynx roamed the snowy terrain of the Scottish Highlands, its last refuge in the British Isles. But the covert, illegal and mysterious release of four lynx into ...
“You would think we were chasing an international fugitive,” one resident said. By Isabella Kwai Reporting from London Update: The monkey was recaptured on Thursday. Was it a longing for freedom, for ...
LONDON — One of four lynx thought to have been released illegally in the Scottish Highlands has died within hours after it was captured, wildlife authorities said Saturday. The medium-sized wildcats ...
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Public invited to have their say on reintroduction of lynx to Scottish Highlands
People living in the north of Scotland are being invited to have their say on the potential reintroduction of lynx to the Highlands. A group of rewilding charities say reintroducing the wild felines ...
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“Sounds Too Good to Be True”: Scottish Wildlife Job on Remote Island Fuels SA Paranoia
A Facebook post by The South African about a R50,000 per month ranger job on a remote Scottish island has sparked massive ...
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