A Cornucopia of Wildlife including Bees, Dolphins and Beetles
The impact of cruise ship light pollution on bird species is the focus of research presented at Scotland’s Nature Student Conference at Stirling University. Rachel chats to Adam Woodward who explored the issue as part of his master’s degree. Cromarty is home to one of the world’s longest running bottlenose dolphin…
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