Scottish Wildlife Links

Scottish Wildlife Trust have Wildlife reserves throughout Scotland, including their four major Visitor Centres:
Falls of Clyde
Jupiter Wildlife Centre
Loch of The Lowes
Montrose Basin

Caring for the Scottish Wildcat is fan site for Britain's only surviving native wild felid, felis silvestris grampia, hanging on despite centuries of persecution.

‘Treefest Scotland 2002’, is a festival of events happening across Scotland throughout the year. Events big and small, local, national and international, are being organised by many different people to celebrate the vital role that trees, woods and forests play in our health, wealth and heritage.

Scottish Natural Heritage.

Plantlife is Britain's only national membership charity dedicated exclusively to conserving all forms of plant life in its natural habitat: the nation's champion of wild plants.

WildlifeUK is a good site for photographs of UK birds and mammals.

The Scottish Environment News website, regularly updated.

The International Otter Survival Fund is a wildlife conservation charity, based on the Isle of Skye near Gavin Maxwell's "ring of bright water", helping the 13 species of otter worldwide.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. The RSPB works for a healthy environment rich in birds and wildlife; it depends on the support and generosity of others to make a difference.

The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading conservation charity dedicated to the protection of our native woodland heritage.

The Postcode Plants Database. Simply by typing in the first three or four characters of their postcodes, householders, schools, garden centres and councils can obtain tailor-made lists of local plants, many of which are both hospitable to wildlife and suitable for gardens within their postal districts.

The Wild Flower Society is the only national society created specifically for amateur botanists/wild flower lovers in the UK.

Welcome to the APRS Website. This site provides information about the remit, aims and activities of the Association for the Protection of Rural Scotland.

The Rambler's Association.

Countryside Rangers occupy a very special place in the public enjoyment and interpretation of Scotland's landscape.

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