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Experts deny deer will be left to starve during cull as gamekeepers voice concerns

GAMEKEEPERS have claimed that an upcoming cull of female deer in Scotland could leave orphaned fawns to starve if their mothers are killed.

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This Treasure-Island inspiring Scottish spaceport island is already otherworldly

HAVING been to Unst in the Shetland Islands, I didn’t blink at the news that rockets will soon start blasting off from the UK’s first vertical…

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Fears for Scotland's largest bird of prey as dead eagle chick tests positive for avian flu

CONCERNS are growing for Scotland’s largest bird of prey after a white-tailed eagle chick tested positive for avian flu.

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Council calls for Scottish Outdoor Access Code to be updated

Perth and Kinross Council's leader has been instructed to write to the Scottish Government requesting NatureScot carry out a "long overdue" review of the code

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Scotland’s butterflies flourishing in hotter summers

Several species including red admiral show marked increase but climate crisis poses long-term threat

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Shetland community helps return washed up minke whale to sea

A MINKE whale has made its way back out to sea after washing up on a beach in Shetland thanks to the efforts of the community in Levenwick.

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Climate change could force Loch Ness Monster to go in search of food leading to discovery

As extreme weather events become more common - such as the last heatwave - there will be a "much more unstable" climate for the monster, if it exists.

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Loch Ness Monster could soon be discovered as climate change 'impacting depth of water'

As extreme weather events become more common - such as the last heatwave - there will be a "much more unstable" climate for the monster, if it exists

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Scottish island to be reopened to public as risk of avian flu lessens

THE Isle of May is to be reopened to the public following a quarantine imposed five weeks ago to lessen the risk of avian flu transmission.

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Scottish hillwalkers urged not to disturb deer stalking

SCOTTISH hillwalkers have been urged to make sure they do not disturb deer stalking before setting out as the country enters the busiest part of the…

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Plans to re-introduce beavers into Scottish Highlands underway

A COMMUNITY consultation has been launched in the Scottish Highlands which could see beavers return to the north-west Highlands for the first time…

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Urgent calls made to protect rare animal and plants from development projects

URGENT calls have been made for an estuary home to more than 1000 invertebrate species and rare flowering plants to be protected from future…

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Tourist trips to dozens of Scottish islands banned amid avian flu outbreak

PEOPLE are being advised not to visit dozens of Scottish islands in order to prevent the spread of avian flu.

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Visitors banned from 23 Scots islands in bid to stop spread of bird flu

Figures from DEFRA state there are currently 537 cases of bird flu among 28 species over 142 locations in Scotland.

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Scottish projects fighting climate change to share in £5 million fund

A PROJECT to turn a former airfield into a wildflower meadow is among dozens sharing in almost £5 million awarded to initiatives tackling climate…

Daily Record

New task force aims to tackle avian flu crisis that wreaked havoc in Dumfries and Galloway

Thousands of migrating barnacle geese on the Solway were killed by the disease during the winter

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Petition to save colony of wallabies on Kirsty Young's Loch Lomond island reaches 100,000 signatures

The marsupials live on Inchconnachan, owned by presenter Kirsty Young and her husband Nick Jones, and there are fears the animals may be relocated.

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Petition to save Loch Lomond wallabies reaches 100,000 signatures

A PETITION to save a group of wallabies on a Loch Lomond island has hit 100,000 signatures with names from every Scottish constituency, according…

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Urgent giant hogweed warning issued as UK's 'most dangerous' plant spreads across Glasgow

Giant hogweed is spreading across Glasgow and experts have issued an urgent warning as the schools break up for the summer holidays. Giant hogweed can cause serious blisters, resulting in severe burns.

Daily Record

Cairngorms National Park vows to take lead role in bringing protected beavers to Perth and Kinross area

The decision was made by members at a board meeting on June 10, to further help the Scottish Government’s policy to expand the Eurasian beaver population in Scotland

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Deer attacks prompt Highland village to call for controversial cull

REPORTS of deer attacks in a Highland village have prompted locals to ask for the reintroduction of a controversial cull in the area.

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Estate sees general licence restricted after bird of prey found poisoned

A Highlands estate has had its general licence revoked for three years following evidence wild birds were killed "illegally".

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'Ostentatious' castle to be handed over to trust after years of uncertainty

A CASTLE on a Scottish island is in the process of being handed over to a charitable trust after years of uncertainty over its future.

Daily Mirror

Family's beloved pet cat seized by police over fears it was rare Scottish wildcat

Pet cat Finlay was taken away by police and examined to see if the animal was in fact a Scottish wildcat which the rarest species in Britain and requires a licence to own

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