Contact Us

There are loads of organisations involved in communicating biodiversity. Here are contact details and/or links to their websites.

  • Biodiversity Implementation Team

    Scottish Natural Heritage
    Great Glen House
    Leachkin Road
    Inverness
    IV3 8NW

    t: 01463 725325
    e: bit@snh.gov.uk
    w: www.biodiversityscotland.gov.uk

    The Biodiversity Implementation Team is responsible for implementing the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy on behalf of the Scottish Biodiversity Forum.

  • Biodiversity Policy Team

    Scottish Government
    Rural Directorate
    1-J South
    Victoria Quay
    Edinburgh
    EH6 6QQ

    t: 0131 244 6519
    e: biodiversity@scotland.gsi.gov.uk
    w: www.scotland.gov.uk

    The Biodiversity Policy Team is dedicated to the provision of information relating to the conservation and enhancement of biodiversity in Scotland. It is responsible for policies to conserve Scotland's biodiversity as set out in the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy, and on Scotland's contribution to the UK's national and international commitments.

  • Scottish Natural Heritage

    Great Glen House
    Leachkin Road
    Inverness
    IV3 8NW

    t: 01463 725000
    e: enquiries@snh.gov.uk
    w: www.snh.org.uk

    Scottish Natural Heritage works with Scotland's people to care for the natural heritage: the wildlife, habitats, rocks, landscapes and natural beauty of Scotland and to help people to enjoy and value it, and encourage people to use it sustainably.

  • Scottish Agricultural College

    King's Buildings
    West Mains Road
    Edinburgh
    EH9 3JG

    t: 0131 535 4000
    e: information@sac.co.uk
    w: www.sac.ac.uk

    SAC is an innovative, knowledge-based organisation, supporting the development of land-based industries and communities.

  • Forestry Commission Scotland

    Silvan House
    231 Corstorphine Road
    Edinburgh
    EH12 7AT

    t: 0845 3673787
    e: fcscotland@forestry.gsi.gov.uk
    w: www.forestry.gov.uk

    Forestry Commission Scotland is the forestry department of the Scottish Government. It advises on and implements forestry policy and manages the national forest estate. It aims to protect and expand Scotland's forests and woodlands and increase their value to society and the environment.

  • Business Environment Partnership

    42/3 Hardengreen Business Park
    Dalhousie Road
    Dalkeith
    EH22 3NU

    t: 0131 561 6262
    w: www.thebep.org.uk

    The Business Environment Partnership (BEP) was established in 1998 to provide free and subsidised assistance with environmental management to small and medium sized businesses throughout Scotland.

  • RSPB Scotland

    Dunedin House
    25 Ravelston Terrace
    Edinburgh
    EH4 3TP

    t: 0131 311 6500
    e: rspb.scotland@rspb.org.uk
    w: www.rspb.org.uk

    The RSPB works to secure a healthy environment for birds and other wildlife, helping to create a better world for us all.  The RSPB exists to conserve wild birds and the environment.

  • Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

    20A Inverleith Row
    Edinburgh
    EH3 5LR
    United Kingdom

    t: 0131 552 7171
    www.rbge.org.uk

    The Garden is first and foremost a scientific institution, dedicated to discovering and describing plants and their relationships, evolution, conservation and biology. This research is underpinned by the Garden’s internationally important collections of living and preserved plants, a large specialist library, and by modern well-equipped laboratories.

  • Eco Schools

    Keep Scotland Beautiful
    Islay House
    Livilands Lane
    Stirling
    FK8 2BG

    t: 01786 468234
    w: www.eco-schools.org.uk

    Eco Schools is an international initiative designed to encourage whole-school action for the environment. It is an environmental management tool, learning resource and recognised award scheme.

  • John Muir Trust

    41 Commercial Street
    Edinburgh
    EH6 6JD

    t: 0131 554 0114
    e: admin@jmt.org
    w: www.jmt.org

    The John Muir Trust is a leading UK charity dedicated to the protection of wild land for both nature and people.

  • Marine Conservation Society

    3 Coates Place
    Edinburgh
    EH3 7AA
    Scotland

    t: 0131 226 6360
    e: scotland@mcsuk.org
    w: www.mcsuk.org

    The Marine Conservation Society (MCS) is the UK charity dedicated to caring for our seas, shores and wildlife. MCS campaigns for clean seas and beaches, sustainable fisheries, and protection for all marine life.

  • Greenspace Scotland

    12 Alpha Centre
    Stirling University Innovation Park
    Stirling
    FK9 4NF

    t: 01786 465934
    e: info@greenspacescotland.org.uk
    w: www.greenspacescotland.org.uk

    Greenspace Scotland was established in 2003 to promote a step change in the development and management of quality greenspaces in our towns and cities.

  • National Biodiversity Network

    e: nbn@nbn.org.uk
    w: www.nbn.org.uk

    The National Biodiversity Network is the UK's first web based route to wildlife information.

  • The National Trust for Scotland

    Wemyss House
    28 Charlotte Square
    Edinburgh
    Scotland
    EH2 4ET

    t: 0844 493 2100
    e: information@nts.org.uk
    w: www.nts.org.uk

    The National Trust for Scotland is the conservation charity that protects and promotes Scotland's natural and cultural heritage for present and future generations to enjoy.

  • Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)

    Erskine Court
    Castle Business Park
    STIRLING
    FK9 4TR

    t: 01786 457700
    w: www.sepa.org.uk

    SEPA is Scotland’s environmental regulator and adviser, responsible to the Scottish Parliament through Ministers.  As well as a role in controlling pollution, SEPA works with others to protect and improve our environment.

  • Scottish Wildlife Trust

    Cramond House
    Kirk Cramond
    Cramond Glebe Road
    Edinburgh
    EH4 6NS

    t: 0131 312 7765
    e: enquiries@swt.org.uk
    w: www.swt.org.uk

    Scottish Wildlife Trust contributes to the enhancement and preservation of habitats and wildlife throughout the country by encouraging access to wildlife.

  • Grounds for Learning

    Inglewood House
    Inglewood
    Alloa
    FK10 2HU

    t: 01259 220887
    w: www.gflscotland.org.uk

    Grounds for Learning, part of the UK charity Learning through Landscapes, helps Scottish schools and early years settings make the most of their outdoor spaces for play and learning.