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Scotland is amazing for wildlife. The variety of species and habitats is outstanding - from golden eagles to otters, red squirrels to wintering geese and huge seabird colonies - all set among rugged mountains, moorland, ancient Caledonian pine forests and miles of coastline.

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Crimes against birds of prey in Scotland far too high 18 Nov Bird of Prey Persecution 2007 shows that crimes against raptors are st...

Asian culture and vultures at Kelvingrove 17 Nov One of Asia's most important and endangered birds is being celebrated ...

Plea to save regulations that hit wildlife criminals in the pocket. 14 Nov A weapon in the fight against wildlife crime could be lost because of ...

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Conservation

Scotland has enjoyed numerous conversation successes.

Farming

Scotland has nearly five million hectares under agricultural management, so farming and crofting have an enormous impact on the landscape and wildlife.

Education

From booklets about rare bees to campaigning for more sustainable development education in schools, the RSPB's education work in Scotland covers a wide range.

Policy

RSPB Scotland works to develop policies that reflect Scotland's identity, species and habitats

Protecting wildlife sites

The RSPB makes the case for birds in Scotland by commenting on about 270 development and land use proposals each year that could affect important places for birds.

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