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Half a century down the road
Fifty years ago Scottish Natural Heritage hadn’t come into being and Scotland’s leading environmental agency was The Nature Conservancy. Bodies like Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) and Scottish Ornithologists’ Club (SOC) were in their infancy. SNH’s Jim Jeffrey explores the Spring … Continue reading
Posted in Birds
Tagged Scottish Natural Heritage, Scottish Ornithologists' Club, SNH, The Nature Conservancy
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Scottish Ornithologists’ Club news
The Scottish Ornithologists’ Club (SOC) is Scotland’s bird club with over 3,000 members and a network of 15 branches across Scotland, each hosting a programme of evening talks and outings. The Club produces the only dedicated journal to Scotland’s birdlife, Scottish … Continue reading
Posted in biodiversity, Birds
Tagged Brin Edwards, Scottish Ornithologists' Club, SOC, SOC magazine
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Species of the month
January – The Crested Tit We all find winter hard-going. It’s a time when keeping warm and finding good food challenges humans and wildlife alike. Spare a thought then for the little crested tit. It’s only fractionally bigger than a … Continue reading
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Tagged Abenethy, caledonian forest, Crested tit, crestie, logo, Rothiemurchus, Scots Pine, Scottish Ornithologists' Club, SOC, species of the month
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