#SpringCleanScotland 2026 will be held between 13 March and 24 April 2026. Learn more here: www.keepscotlandbeautiful.org/clean-up-sco...
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From dodging downpours to battling midgesβ¦ Scotlandβs nature has shaped us. But right now, nature is facing its own storm and is calling on us to protect it. π Itβs in our nature to act. Sign the petition today: https://bit.ly/our-nature-bluesky
#SpringCleanScotland 2026 will be held between 13 March and 24 April 2026. Learn more here: www.keepscotlandbeautiful.org/clean-up-sco...
Sunset from Gullane Point near Aberlady, Scotland. Tall grasses frame the shot.
Photography of trees in the Ancient Caledonian Forest at Abernethy, Scotland. Blaeberry and dappled light adorn the forest floor.
The morning sun lights up the wooded edges of Loch an Eilein in the Cairngorms National Park, Scotland.
The sunset illuminating the sky shades of orange, above Loch Melfort. Argyll and Bute, Scotland.
Scotlandβs wild places are something special!
Small actions, like picking up litter, can make a real difference for our natural world. Join @keepscotbeautiful.bsky.social for their #SpringCleanScotland. A great way to give nature a helping hand. πΏ
Weβre on the brink of an election, an opportunity to show what it is we stand for and to speak up for nature. Add your name to our petition, calling on urgent action for #nature and #climate.
βοΈ bit.ly/our-nature-b...
A mountain hare laying down amongst bushy heather. Its ears are back and it has an expression on its face that looks unimpressed.
Bad hare day? Tomorrow is a new day. Let's make it a good one for nature. π
The Scottish Parliament, Holyrood, Edinburgh, at winter time. The low sun casts shadows of bare trees on the side of the building.
The Scottish Parliament will debate the draft Climate Change Plan today after 120 days of examination. π
The evidence is clear, bolder action to cut emissions from Scotland's homes and land is paramount. β³
Read our CCP response to the Committee: yourviews.parliament.scot/session-6/dr...
With @projectseagrass.bsky.social and Restoration Forth partner @seabirdcentre.bsky.social.
Seagrass is an ocean hero! It can fight climate change, improve water quality and reduce coastal erosion.
Looking to support this super species? Join Restoration Forth for Seagrass Spotting this #SeagrassAwarenessMonth!
π± East Lothian, 24 March
π± Fife, 25 March
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Scotlandβs seas need urgent protection. After a decade of delays, Scottish Environment LINK calls on party leaders to start a public consultation on coastal marine protected areas within 100 days of the May 2026 elections.
Letβs protect marine life and support coastal communities. #SaveScottishSeas
A corncrake bird in reeds, North Uist, Hebrides, Scotland. Overlapping text reads, 'Corncrake. Farmland and croftland.'
Two Eurasian otters on a fence in Norfolk, UK. Overlapping text reads, 'Eurasian otter. Coast and seas.'
Profile of an adult red squirrel feeding amongst autumnal colours. Cairngorms National Park, Scotland. Overlapping text reads, 'Red squirrel. Woodlands.'
Close up of Eurasian beaver inside a beaver enclosure. North Norfolk, UK. Overlapping text reads, 'Beaver. Lochs, rivers and wetlands.'
This #WorldWildlifeDay, weβre celebrating some of the incredible creatures that live across Scotlandβs diverse habitats, from woodlands and coasts to wetlands and farmland.
When we protect these unique places, we also help countless species β great and small! π
The Northern Lights over the Isle of Skye. The Old Man of Storr can be spotted in the distance. Overlapping text reads, 'Earth Hour. Saturday 28 March. 8:30-9:30pm. This Earth Hour, switch off for our world'.
Save the date β itβs one month until #EarthHourScotland! π
This Earth Hour is a chance to switch off for our world and take action for nature. π
Will you be joining us on Saturday the 28 of March?
Explore ways to get involved. β‘οΈ www.wwf.org.uk/scotland/ear... #EarthHour
Crofter Helen OβKeefe, from Middleton Croft, Elphin, Sutherland, Scotland on an area of common grazing.
Rugged Assynt mountains view from a natureβfriendly croft.
Nature loss & the climate crisis are linked, but nature has answers! Healthy peatlands, oceans, woodlands & farms store carbon, reduce flooding & support vital ecosystems. π
Sign our petition calling for bold action: bit.ly/our-nature-b...
The Climate Change Committee's latest report shows Scotland is falling behind on cutting emissions from homes and land. β οΈ
Tackling the climate crisis isn't optional, it's essential. We need to act now. π
#EnergySky #Climate @thecccuk.bsky.social
In person tickets for our National Climate and Nature Hustings tomorrow have sold out, but there are still spaces available to watch online!
Join us to ask our panelists about the climate and nature action they would take if elected:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/national-h...
Going to Lib Dem conference this weekend?
We have a great line up of members on the SCCS stand - come and say hi to Thom Quinn (Uplift), Malachy Clarke (foescot.bsky.social) and Frances Neo Johnston (wwfscotland.bsky.social) and hear more about our priorities for the next Scottish Parliament!
Thank you Stuart for support our campaign! π
A mountain hare in the Scottish Highlands with its white winter coat. It appears to be playfully falling into the snow and is making a flinching expression on its face.
Don't let the cold get you down. Stand up for nature. π€
Nature has shaped who we are. Now it needs us. Together, we can protect whatβs wild, whatβs wonderful!
Join us in speaking up for #nature and #climate by signing our petition: bit.ly/our-nature-b...
Long-tailed tit perched on a lichen covered twig in woodland, near Bransgore, Hampshire, England, UK. February.
Lucky you! A long-tailed tit has stopped by your feed. π
February is the perfect time to spot these beautiful birds as they begin pairing up for breeding season. #Wildlife #Birds
π· This work was performed under authorization 02/ORAC/24/judithvandegriendt. Precautions are taken by the professionals in order to avoid disturbing the animals. According to the regional legislation swimming with whales and other cetaceans that are not dolphins is forbidden.
A sperm whale calf coming up for air while swimming along with his mother and another member of the pod. Sperm whales live in family pods.
An incredible shot of a sperm whale mother and calf to brighten your day. π
With their awe-inspiring songs and majestic breaches, whales have captivated humanity for centuries. They play a vital role in the health of our oceans, influencing entire marine ecosystems. π
#WorldWhaleDay #Marine
Two mountain hares tenderly touch noses high in the Cairngorms mountains, surrounded by a thin layer of snow. Wildlife photography taken in Scotland, UK.
Heart-warming hares?
Always. But never warming to the idea of losing nature.
Scotland's wildlife deserves our love. β€οΈ
Make nature your Valentines and add your name to our petition: bit.ly/our-nature-b...
#ValentinesDay
Image of a barn owl perched on public footpath signpost, North Norfolk, UK.
A beautiful barn owl, recognisable by its heart-shaped face. π€
Winter is a great time to spot barn owls, as they spend a lot of their time hunting to survive the cold weather. Youβre most likely to see them at dawn or dusk around rough grasslands, farm buildings & wild field margins. #Birds #Nature
Great news for climate!
A record number of green energy projects are underway. π
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Interesting Walrus sighting in the Firth of Forth! Our oceans are an amazing place. π
We're working hard with communities and wonderful partners to restore marine environments around the Forth - for nature, climate and future generations. π
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article... #Marine #Wildlife
The weather might be pretty grey and gloomy but remember... brighter days are coming. π±
A common swift in flight, with a light blue sky in the background. The bird can be identified by its dark brown plumage, "boomerang" wings and forked tails.
Brilliant news for swifts! π
The Scottish Parliament has passed a law requiring swift bricks to be fitted in new homes. With swift numbers plummeting, this is a landmark moment for this vulnerable species! A huge well done to campaigners, including @rspbscotland.bsky.social. π
A water vole perched on a mossy patch surrounded by calm waters and lush green vegetation.
Meet the water vole. π
Polluted rivers damage the riverbanks they rely on. Fertilisers and animal waste from farming wash into waterways, reducing the clean water and vegetation wildlife needs. πΏ
Join us in calling for stronger nature-friendly farming support: https://bit.ly/our-nature-bluesky
Snowdrops are believed to be a symbol of hope β a gentle reminder that nature is waking up.
What signs of spring have you spotted? πΏ
European hedgehog at night time using a hole in a garden fence to move between gardens.
Itβs #NationalHedgehogDay and whilst these prickly pals hibernate through their party, thereβs so much we can do to protect them! You can help by leaving a gap in your fence, creating log piles for shelter, avoiding using pesticides & letting small areas of green spaces grow wild. π¦πΏ
A WIN for Scotlandβs nature! MSPs have passed the Natural Environment Bill, a landmark step that will set legally binding targets to restore wildlife, habitats and ecosystems.
Thanks to everyone involved - from Restoration Forth volunteers to nature lovers nationwide, you made this happen! ππ
Over 2 million toads have been guided across UK roads during their annual spring migrations, according to data recorded by @froglife.bsky.social since 1974.
A toad-ally incredible result for our amphibian friends. Thanks to all dedicated toad patrollers! π
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