Non-native trees dominate Scotland’s national woodlands. Experts are concerned
Thousands of species rely on Scotland’s indigenous trees to survive. In our public woodlands, they’re vastly outnumbered by non-native timber plantations.
The Scottish Government agency responsible for protecting wildlife has licensed the killing of 130,000 wild animals in the last
Landowners, farmers and foresters are licensed to kill more than 1,300 brown hares every year during the breeding season,