Items Tagged 'Scottish Environment Link'
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- Cross-sector coalition of 18 groups calls for deer management to meet the needs of the 2020s
- Environmental groups welcome Deer Working Group report as a potential catalyst to bring deer management into the 2020s
- Scottish public want a less wasteful economy
- Safeguarding Scotland’s Wild Mammals
- Welcome improvements to Scotland’s EU exit laws, but bill must go further for nature
- Programme for Government: commitments must deliver a transformation for nature
- 8 in 10 Scots want National Parks to have stronger focus on environment
- New report reveals Scottish farming must adapt to reflect climate change and nature loss
- New report urges action on deer management in Scotland’s rainforest
- Environmental experts urge the Scottish Government to ‘be bold’ as it prepares to incorporate the right to a healthy environment into Scots Law
- Nature charities call on political leaders to increase ambition on environment
- Legal targets for nature recovery can mark turning point for threatened species
- New report sets out strategy for tackling Invasive Non-Native Species
- Campaign calls for new law to protect environment
- Scotland urged to act now to restore its rivers and lochs: new report sets agenda for next River Basin Plan
- Scottish nature and food production in frontline of climate change
- Scotland’s plan means immediate climate targets are now within reach, says CCC
- Scotland must do more to cut farming emissions, say climate advisors
- Scotland’s nature plan falling short with over one in three actions behind schedule
- Naturesave funding will boost urgent nationwide action for Scotland’s seas
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