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News
New SNH manager at Scotlands most northerly reserves
Date: 5th May 2006
A new man is in place at Scotland's most northerly nature reserves - Hermaness and the Keen of Hamar.
Advice on Avian Flu and Outdoor Access
Date: 12th April 2006
The Scottish Executive has introduced arrangements to prevent the spread of bird flu. The countryside remains open. You can still enjoy the countryside, beaches and local areas as normal - there are no restrictions on people moving around the area.
SNH coordinates national wild bird monitoring
Date: 10th April 2006
Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) is helping to coordinate a national surveillance operation of dead wildfowl such as swans, geese and duck. Monitoring will focus on the Scottish Executive’s ‘wild bird risk area’ around Cellardyke.
Free new leaflets spotlighting National Nature Reserves in the Western Isles
Date: 17th March 2006
Two new, free colour leaflets produced by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) focus on the cultural and natural history of two remote National Nature Reserves (NNR) in the Western Isles.
Knockan Crag NNR Closed
Date: 13th March 2006
The second phase of work to stabilise part of the rock face at Knockan Crag National Nature Reserve (NNR), Wester Ross has just begun this week.