Helping Golden
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Helping Reinforce The Population Of One Of Scotland’s Iconic Species, The Golden Eagle, In The South Of Scotland and Northern England.

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Reinforcing their population in the south of Scotland will contribute to the delivery of the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy

Boosting numbers of Golden Eagle in the South of Scotland and Northern England

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to the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project

The South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project has reinforced the small, isolated and vulnerable population of Golden Eagles in the Scottish Borders and Dumfries & Galloway.

Through a series of translocations over a period of 5 years, the project has increased the number of golden eagles to nearly 50, more than has been recorded in the area for over 300 years.

Funded by Heritage Lottery and LEADER Scottish Borders and D&G, the project has brought together all countryside users to ensure the wellbeing and successful future of the Golden Eagle in the South of Scotland and to secure a place for this iconic symbol of wilderness and freedom for future generations to come.

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The initiative has the support of Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform, Roseanna Cunningham MSP, who said:

“The Golden Eagle is a truly magnificent bird and is one of Scotland’s most iconic species. This project has successfully increased the population of eagles in the south of Scotland and we are very grateful for the Heritage Lottery Fund support that us to help achieve this. We know that the area could potentially support more than a dozen pairs of eagles, which offers tremendous opportunities for wildlife tourism and biodiversity. I’m especially pleased to see such strong partnership work to hopefully make Golden Eagles a regular sight in the skies above the South of Scotland once again.”

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