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Wild solutions for Scotland's national parks

Jim Crumley, Scotland’s leading wildlife author, explores why conservation of Scotland’s landscapes and wildlife should be the top priority.
A fluffy little red squirrel sitting in a pine tree.
Red squirrel habitats are being ever-encroached by human disturbance.

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