NatureScot and RZSS outline Scotland-wide expansion strategy
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NatureScot species project manager Dr Martin Gaywood describes the Cairngorm project as an important first step, calling for long-term, large-scale planning to restore wildcats across Scotland. Dr Helen Senn of the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland emphasizes climate resilience requires multiple populations across different areas.
“Wildcat conservation is really complex. It has all sorts of threats and issues and in order to restore wildcats to the whole of Scotland we need to plan long term and we need to plan at a big scale.”
Dr Martin Gaywood, NatureScot species project managerEstelle Morgan Animal team leader, Saving Wildcats partnershipDr Martin Gaywood Species project manager, NatureScotDr Helen Senn Head of conservation and science, Royal Zoological Society of ScotlandSaving Wildcats partnership Lead organization conducting wildcat reintroduction
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