The Working for Waders project encourages people and organisations across Scotland to collaborate on the conservation of wading birds. Home of #FarmWaderClub
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How many foxes do we need to kill to actually help the species we’re trying to conserve?
Patrick Laurie argues we’ve moved beyond simply saying “predator control is needed”.
The harder question is: how do we deliver it effectively?
Read more → scribehound.com
We're gearing up for a new project on predation, trying to get a better idea of what's needed to deliver predator control that is actually effective in the landscapes where waders need it most. More to come soon! workingforwaders.com/blog/20…
If you have any data on wader numbers on your patch, please consider sharing. BTO and the Curlew Recovery Partnership are launching a new project to collate this information to try and fill knowledge gaps. You can share as much or as little as you wish. Details below 👇
Following an enthusiastic meeting recently with farmers and crofters on Lewis, we put together this podcast... ‘West Lewis Waders - conservation from the ground up!’ is on #SoundCloud on.soundcloud.com/QB5G6XKrHE…
We're off to the Bhaltos peninsula on Lewis for a free public meeting about wader conservation - expect to talk crofting, Agri-environment funding, predator control and curlews in the Western Isles... see you there? 29th July at 7pm eventbrite.co.uk/e/wader-con…
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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.
It's been a great #WaderWeek - thanks to all those who have posted, shared and been in touch. If you missed the blogs, check them out here: workingforwaders.com/blog @RSPBScotland @BTO_Scotland @BASCScotland @heathertrust @ScotLandEstates
This #WaderWeek we are discussing proposals for Wader Recovery Areas. Check out Patrick's blog 👇 and please do let us know what you think. @DavyMcCracken @heathertrust @ScotLandEstates @RSPBScotland @BTO_Scotland @BASCScotland
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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. c-js.uk/42N8S1Q
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Urgent Appeal: Protect Our Nesting Birds Until July!
Caring is the first step for conservation.
Piping Plover by © Pexels
Be #inspired by #waders or #shorebirds
#charity #wildlifeconservation
PR about the @ForWaders Wader recovery areas proposals...Thanks to @heraldscotland for picking this up.
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
Every one counts...This farmer in the West Angus Wader Community project has put in the effort to save a lapwing nest. Not always easy but can make a big difference. #WaderWeek @scottishfarmer @GwctScotland @LockettRichard @RSPBScotland @BASCScotland
It's #WaderWeek 2026! We are celebrating all things wader-ish, starting with a look at what the future may hold and action @forwaders is leading on 👇. We'd love to hear your wader stories too, so please get in touch. @DavyMcCracken @BTO_Scotland @scottishfarmer @RSPBScotland
What's a Wader Recovery Area? Exploring a new approach to wader conservation in Scotland... workingforwaders.com/blog/20…
