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'Wildebeest and mirrors' to halt climate change FILLING parts of the Sahara desert with mirrors to create clean energy and making livestock behave like herds of wildebeest to lock in carbon, were among a number of innovative proposals presented yesterday to help tackle climate change.

New waterworks to protect River Spey A PROJECT aims to help new houses in the Cairngorms National Park while protecting one of Scotland's best angling rivers.

Scientists say they've solved riddle of the shrinking Soay sheep CLIMATE change is being blamed for shrinking an ancient herd of island sheep.

Jonny Hughes: Looking at the bigger picture to save wildlife It's time to focus on the health of whole ecosystems, says Jonny Hughes

Mascot flies in to save birds

Dolphin 'super-pod' dazzles Moray Firth

Swoop on an egg collecting suspect grabs biggest find

More than 5,000 birds' eggs seized in raid

Oil transfer rules delay sparks anger

Puffins back to breed on Ailsa Craig after rats are eradicated

Extinction warning for sharks

Red alert as disease kills 100 native squirrels on Scots estate

Triple joy as ospreys show off their first offspring

Sharks 'pick targets in same way as killers like the Ripper'

House repairs 'leave birds homeless'

Fury as another golden eagle is poisoned

Red kite latest poison victim in wildlife crime hotspot

Fury at badger death fine

Scientists shed new light on woolly mammoths

Pine hoverfly gets a rotten lifeline just before it takes flight for good

Brainy fish are found to be rarely out of their depth

Nature body delays land sell-off decision

Cubs new stars with stripes

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