The upcoming election is your chance to stand up for the wildlife you love.
From Golden Eagles soaring over mountain ridges to Red Squirrels scampering through ancient forests, Scotland is home to some of the UK’s most iconic species.
Yet much of this incredible wildlife is under threat.
Vast areas of precious habitat have already been lost or damaged, and more than 800 species – including Puffins and Wildcats – are at risk of disappearing from Scotland forever.
But there’s still hope. If we take action now, we can turn the tide on biodiversity loss. With the Scottish election approaching on 7 May, your voice can help shape a future where nature thrives.
Registering to vote only takes a few minutes, but it will give you the power to have your say on issues that will affect Scotland’s wildlife and wild places for years to come.
You have until 20 April to register — don’t miss your chance to make your vote count.
Ahead of the Scottish election, we’ve put together five essential actions we believe are needed to protect Scotland’s wildlife, restore habitats and drive nature’s recovery.
The wildlife we love needs us to act now. The Scottish Election on Thursday 7 May is a crucial moment for nature. If each of us speaks up, we can show candidates that restoring nature must be a priority in the next Scottish Parliament.
MSPs listen to the people they represent. By meeting with your MSP after the election, you can make sure nature is high on their agenda from the start.
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