People are more likely to adopt new ideas if they are listened to and their concerns addressed. It is a question of respect.
Keith Marshall, Macaulay Institute.
Have you heard about those eagle owls in Yorkshire? I’ve been told they’ll soon be as common as buzzards.
Member of the Quorn Hunt, Leicestershire
Organisations
The following Partner organisations are independent supporters of the Tooth & Claw project, representing a broad cross-section of interests. The common ground for all partners is a desire to see open discussion on predator issues moved forward.
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Alladale EstateScotland's premier wilderness lodge and reserve and the home of the proposed reintroduction of lynx, bear and wolves.www.alladale.com |
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British Wildlife CentreA peaceful, relaxing place to watch and learn about Britain’s wildlife, with over 40 species displayed in natural surroundings. Its aim is to help everyone learn more about how these creatures live and what we can all do to help them survive in the wild.www.britishwildlifecentre.co.uk |
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British Wildlife ManagementSupporting those who deploy man's benevolent guiding hand in the good management of the planet, for wildlife and people.www.britishwildlifemanagement.co.uk |
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Education 4 Conservation LtdEducation for Conservation is a central access point for information, knowledge, resources and materials for anyone involved in wildlife conservation education.www.Education4conservation.org |
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International Otter Survival FundBecause the otter lives on land and in the water and is at the peak of the food chain it is an ambassador species to a first class environment. IOSF was set up to protect and help the 13 species of otter worldwide through a combination of compassion and science. It supports projects to protect otters, which will also ensure that we have a healthy environment for all species, including our own.www.otter.org/ |
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Scottish Countryside AllianceWith 10,800 members, the Scottish Countryside Alliance promotes the interests of everyone who lives in, works in, uses, and enjoys the Scottish countryside.www.scottishcountrysidealliance.org/ |
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Scottish Gamekeepers AssociationMembership organisation representing gamekeepers, ghillies and stalkers in Scotland.www.scottishgamekeepers.co.uk |
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Speyside WildlifeScotland's leading eco-tourism holiday provider, specialising in birdwatching and mammal watching tours around the world.www.speysidewildlife.co.uk |
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Swift EcologySwift Ecology is a small ecological consultancy, run as partnership by three highly experienced ecologists, Johnny Birks, Brian Banks and Lisa Kerslake. We specialise in protected species work, especially mammals, reptiles and amphibians, with a particular interest in mustelids. Consequently we are pleased to support the work of Tooth & Claw.www.swiftecology.co.uk/ |
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The Scottish Association for Country SportsThe Scottish Association for Country Sports promotes and protects the future of country sports in Scotland and Northern Ireland, the environment on which they depend, and the interests of those people who are involved or employed in managing, conserving, and enjoying it.www.sacs.org.uk |
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The Wildland NetworkThe Wildland Network is an open network which gives voice to wild land values in Britain. Networking brings people together to promote and explore environmental and human potential of wild land.www.wildland-network.org.uk/ |
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Trees for LifeThe award winning conservation charity dedicated to the regeneration and restoration of the Caledonian Forest in the Highlands of Scotland.www.treesforlife.org.uk/ |
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Wild ScotlandWild Scotland is an association of wildlife tourism operators who are passionate about Scotland's natural heritage. Members aim to provide the very best wildlife watching in Scotland, through a responsible attitude to the environment, your safety and enjoyment.www.wild-scotland.co.uk/ |
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