Tayside Biodiversity

Introduction

The Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan has two main aims:

to conserve and enhance the region’s biodiversity, taking into account both local and national priorities; and
to co-ordinate existing actions, as well as initiating and co-ordinating new ones.

Tayside Biodiversity Website

What’s On

Reports, Papers & Studies

Developers & Householders

Public Consultation – Managed for Wildlife Trials 2022

Please feedback your views: 5-minute online survey – Perth & Kinross Council Citizen Space – Consultation closes 31^st October 2022

Note the date! The 2022 Tayside Recorders’ Day – 24^th September (Perth Museum). More details soon.

Coming Soon – our own iNaturalist page. Watch this space.

Developers & Householders Guides and Wildlife Assessment Check

Could you be our new Independent Chair or Vice-Chair?

Swift Race Initiative - let us know where you spot our returning swifts!

Projects - Allotments to Swifts

Wildlife Crime

ZoomIn2 2022

21 Days of Nature

Children’s Activities – Booklets 1 to 4

Book 1 – Hedgehogs, ponds, gardens and minibeasts activities – Web Link

Book 2 – Dragonflies and butterflies, ospreys and swifts, badgers and beach activities – Web Link

Book 3 – Ladybirds and birds, amphibians and reptiles, squirrels and woodland activities – Web Link

Book 4 – Bugs, bees and plants, Scottish and global endangered species activities – Web Link

The Biodiversity Education Hub

Click here to access your Schools ‘Mind the Gap’ Hedgehog Information!

Supported by

Impact of COVID-19 on Biodiversity in Perth and Kinross Survey – Results

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NEW NEWS ITEMS

Archive News Page – Click Here

Tayside Biodiversity E-News 16

Tayside Biodiversity E-News 15

Tayside Biodiversity E-News 14

Tayside Biodiversity E-News 13

Tayside Biodiversity E-News 12

Tayside Recorders’ Bulletin 2021

Nature Spotting Calendar

BeeWild in your Garden

your FREE Making Way for Nature booklet

Award-Winning Small Blue Project

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