Is it too late to save the capercaille?

As a result of the decline in the capercaillie population in recent years, Neil was asked by NatureScot to lead a group to advise on measures for the conservation and management of capercaillie in Scotland, with emphasis on the core area of the species in the Cairngorms. He will talk about the results of the group's work.

This event will take place at Hyndland Secondary School, Clarence Drive, Glasgow, G12 9RQ. The venue has disabled access. Family friendly, but children must be 8+ years of age and accompanied by an adult. No dogs except assistance dogs.

Suggested donation: £2 per person (you can donate when you book or in person on the day). All donations help us to continue to bring an interesting and varied selection of events to our audience as well as supporting local wildlife causes. Please donate if you can.

Booking essential.

To find out more, and for any booking queries, please contact Moira Wadsworth at [email protected]

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Image: Capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) adult male displaying in pine woodland, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland, UK © Mark Hamblin/2020VISION

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