A partnership between RSPB Scotland, SAC Consulting and 17 farmers in the upper Clyde Valley has received Biodiversity Challenge Funding…
Read More‘Build it and they will come’. That’s what Kevin Costner said in the film Field of Dreams. In Kevin’s case he was talking about…
Read MoreDan Brown works for RSPB Scotland on a range of wader projects across the Southern Uplands, and his particular focus is frequently directed towards…
Read MoreOur first virtual engagement event took place on Twitter on May 15th, where people were invited to engage with a general discussion about wader conservation…
Read MoreIn the spring and summer of 2019, we began the latest phase of our project to GPS tag breeding waders at Auchnerran. This enables us to…
Read MoreThe wader breeding season is now in full swing, and we’ve been pleased to receive reports of early lapwing broods out and about in the warm…
Read MoreWe’ve put together a brief “Story So Far” report on some of the work we’ve done over the last eighteen months at Working for Waders, which is now available for download.
Read MoreWaders are returning to their breeding grounds, and people across Scotland have been in touch with Working for Waders to tell us about lapwings and curlews which have come home.
Read MoreJoe Scott Plummer manages a mixed arable/beef farm at Blakelaw near Kelso. He came along…
Read MoreTwenty five farmers, foresters and land managers turned out to the latest Working for Waders event at Falnash farm near Hawick on Wednesday, braving…
Read MoreWorking for Waders has supported a number of different wader projects across Scotland over the last year - we caught up with Norrie Russell…
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Working for Waders is inviting farmers and land managers to a free half day event at Falnash Farm near Hawick on the 9th October…
Read MoreWorking for Waders is involved with farmers across a number of projects, and it’s a common theme that many farmers and land managers often feel…
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