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  • Skylark

    Skylark A well-known species in literature, poetry, art and music, the skylark hardly needs an introduction. Best known for its display flight, vertically up in the air. It is that time of year when the Walled Garden, where Research and Advisory is stationed at GWCT HQ, falls a little quiet, as b...

  • Grayling

    European grayling The lady of the stream: A fish as elegant in biology as it is in folklore The start of this month has seen the combines rolling across the fields in both the Allenford and Martin Down Farmer Clusters, which I have the pleasure of working with, which is a much earlier start to ha...

  • The impact of woodland expansion and changes in moorland management on mountain hare distribution

    Key points Scotland is expanding its woodland cover as part of its efforts to combat climate change and improve biodiversity. If this expansion happens at the expense of moorland habitats it could negatively impact open moorland species, such as mountain hares. This study focuses on the Cairngor...

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