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Biodiversity: Nature's Network

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Biodiversity Hub

Biodiversity Nature’s Network hub was the last stop on the exhibition route. Here young and old visitors alike enjoyed playing the Pipit Run game. Based on the GRUB project, it showed the impacts on the uplands relating to grazing animals and biodiversity. Visitors looked out for the tanks containing alien species and discovered our research on two iconic species: Scot’s pine and Scottish primroses.

 

Biodiversity, the variety of life poster thumbnail and link to pdf
Our Caledonian Pinewoods poster thumbnail and link to pdf
Some facts about insects poster thumbnail and link to pdf
Insect trails poster thumbnail and link to pdf
If you go down to the river today... poster 1 thumbnail and link to pdf
If you go down to the river today... poster 2 thumbnail and link to pdf

 

Insect science at the Macaulay poster thumbnail and link to pdf
Caught in a trap poster thumbnail and link to pdf
Scottish Primrose poster thumbnail and link to pdf
The use of GPS technology in tracking wildlife poster thumbnail and link to pdf
GPS projects at the Macaulay poster thumbnail and link to pdf
What's special about Scotland's biodiversity poster thumbnail and link to pdf

 

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Updated: 23 Jan 2024, Content by: JL
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