The Working for Waders project encourages people and organisations across Scotland to collaborate on the conservation of wading birds. Home of #FarmWaderClub
With Flo, Tijs Claes and Colin MacLennan in the fabulous RSPB Insh Marshes today watching curlews and listening to them bubbling over the wetland. Magical.
To mark this year’s Wader Week (18-24 May), NatureScot & others in Working for Waders initiative are consulting farmers, gamekeepers & other conservationists on 14 proposed Wader Recovery Areas. https://t.co/8FEkdMst2X
This #WaderWeek, we are again highlighting the Nest Camera Project, which documents wader nest outcomes. We've had some very interesting records and contributed to wider academic projects. Get in touch to take part! 👇 @BTO_Scotland@RSPBScotland@scottishfarmer@DavyMcCracken
We're on the road again, travelling around important areas for waders in Scotland as part of work to understand how and where future resources need to be targeted. Great enthusiasm on the ground, but some major challenges ahead! #Curlew#Lapwing
When it comes to wading birds, there's no such thing as "one-size-fits-all"... We can do a better job of focussing conservation funding for farmers in different parts of Scotland- get involved in our new survey and help us work out the details! https://t.co/RjACObPGcX
Trees do not make good neighbours, if you're a breeding wader.
Three blogs from the first 10 years of #WaderTales.
1️⃣ North of Scotland https://t.co/5xeFRdQPIf
2️⃣ Estonia
https://t.co/yfgr8lJMcI
3️⃣ Iceland https://t.co/zhpR2aRfmM
#ornithology#waders#shorebirds