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A
sticking plaster approach to conservation is failing Scotland’s
wildlife – and with species such as red squirrel, wild cat and
capercaillie declining or on the edge of extinction, a new era of
massive rewilding is needed, says a landmark new book from Trees for
Life and SCOTLAND: The Big Picture.
Scotland
has the space and opportunity to take a fresh approach, with
people working with nature, not against it, and allowing ecosystems