168 reactions · 15 shares | RSPB Scotland's Oronsay nature reserve is a special place for rare birds like chough and corncrake. But it's also a working farm. In this video the staff who work in this amazing Hebridean landscape explain how farming and nature go together. | RSPB Scotland | Facebook

Farming for nature in Orkney has produced amazing results for threatened waders. RSPB Scotland is really proud of its involvement in the North Isles Landscape Partnership Scheme and is grateful to all the farmers, landowners and others who have helped deliver for nature. This work was led by RSPB Scotland and funded by the North Isles Landscape Project which brings together Orkney Islands Council, NatureScot and Highlands and Islands Enterprise as well as local community groups. Watch the whole

Invasive non-native species are one of the major drivers of nature loss 🚨 Together with partners and communities, we're working across Scotland to prevent, reduce or remove invasive non-native species to help iconic Scottish wildlife - and you can make a difference too. Discover more in our latest blog for invasive non-native species week 👇 community.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/b/scotland/posts/invasive-non-native-species-week-2025 | RSPB Scotland