Environment
Goldeneyes are a protected species that have suffered severe population declines, with only around 200 breeding pairs in the UK, the vast majority being found in the Highlands of Scotland.
In an encouraging development, more than 25 young goldeneye have fledged at the reserve in the Cairngorms National Park this year – the best breeding return in more than a decade.
- Read more about Goldeneye breeding success at Muir of Dinnet
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The Angus Community-Led Vision Fund is now live and open for applications.
- Read more about Angus Community-Led Vision Fund 2023-2024 Opens
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The Scottish Rural Network will be supporting Scottish Government Just Transition policy colleagues with a second round of Land Use and Agriculture Just Transition Community Workshops at the end of August.
- Read more about More Land Use and Agriculture Just Transition Community Workshops announced
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The Almond Headwaters Project, led by Perth and Kinross Countryside Trust, and the River Ericht Catchment Restoration Initiative project, led by Bioregioning Tayside have both been awarded funding from Esmée Fairbairn Foundation through the
- Read more about Riverwoods funding for nature recovery
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