Creating better conditions for endangered Capercaillie at RSPB Scotland's Abernethy nature reserve
Abernethy nature reserve has one of the most important populations of endangered Capercaillie in Scotland.The team there has been working hard to find new ways to improve habitat for these stunning birds. Join Conservation Manager Richard Mason for a trip into the forest to find out more. This project is part of LIFE 100% For Nature a project funded by the LIFE programme of the European Union and NatureScot. RSPB are grateful for our members and generous supporters who have helped make this project happen
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