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Grey squirrels of American origin threaten the native red squirrels of Great Britain. Now the battle goes into a new round - with a big culling scheme in South Scotland.

Red squirrels are threatened in the UK by the expansion of their grey North American cousins. As their range shrinks, conservation groups are working to protect them.

People who feed the birds are often annoyed by red squirrels, but others find them amusing, and they're good for the ecosystem.

The introduction of the Grey Squirrel into Europe has pushed the Red Squirrel south towards warmer regions.

Everything is against the red squirrel in its fight for survival. Not only deteriorating habitat and a deathly virus, but its very life is threatened by another squirrel.

People in Northern Queensland and in England are trying to get rid of invasive species, just as the Chinese attempted to do fifty years ago.

Britain's RSPB offers advice on how to keep squirrels away from nuts and seeds for birds. Spice them up before serving - because squirrels don't like it hot.

Grey squirrels, in addition to out competing the native red squirrel for habitat and food, have brought with them a pox virus that is devastating the reds in the UK.

Peregrine Falcons (Falco peregrinus) have nested at a disused quarry in Huntly for several years. See them easily at this Forestry Commission family attraction.

Britain's highest restaurant, red squirrels, Loch Ness, steam train rides, Culloden, Aviemore - and lots more. The Scottish Highlands is a great area to visit.

Two miles from Culloden Battlefield where the last battle on British soil took place in 1746, Dalcross Castle was the rallying point for the governments troops.

Perched high above the seaside resort of Colwyn Bay in North Wales, the Welsh Mountain Zoo houses a number of threatened or endangered species.

The classic story 'Miss Suzy' lends itself to creative writing and art projects. Kindergarten and first grade students will enjoy this book and these lesson ideas.

Once threatened with extinction in the British Isles, the European pine marten is making a comeback thanks to protection and conservation efforts.

The beaches of the Moray Firth in northern Scotland offer some of Britain's most spectacular coastal scenery and yet remain almost unknown outside of the local area.

Speyside is home to black grouse, mountain hare, golden eagles, falcons, and much more. Visit this wildlife haven on an expert guided land rover tour

Martens are members of the Weasel family, beautiful, but deadly predators.

A quick and easy hike with a terrific view of Lake Superior. Enjoy the local wildlife with this fun northshore activity on your next US road trip through Minnesota.

The capital of Finland is a pocket sized metropolis founded in 1550 and easy to explore on foot. It is a sophisticated little city with attractive Art Nouveau buildings.

Fleet Foxes's self-titled debut album impresses worldwide audience with its exquisite vocal harmonies and lyrical poetry.

In November 2009, Scotland's Galloway Forest Park was designated a 'Dark Sky Park' by the International Dark-Sky Association - a near-perfect place for stargazing.

Situated on the wooded southern slopes of Gateshead's Derwent Valley is one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture and landscape gardening in North-East England.

From goat racing in Weymouth to Cheddar's spectacular caves, the South West of England offers a host of activities and attractions for all the family.

17th Century woolen mill becomes a green luxury resort with 3 star hotel, timeshares, and 5 star self-catering units in the heart of England's walking paradise.

Pensthorpe lies a mile from Fakenham, along the A1067 road to Norwich. It is primarily a wetland site, but also contains flower gardens, woodlands and hay meadows.

The evergreen coniferous eastern white cedar tree is an invaluable asset in the prevention and control of soil erosion.

Though many view taxidermy with a moral distaste and almost superstitious distrust, the primary love of today's working taxidermist is that of the living.

The scenery of Upper Weardale is characterised by a bleak beauty scattered with the relics of what was once the largest lead mining industry in the world.

Taxonomy is the science of animal classification and of working out what is related to what. How does Suite101 categorise the millions of species that exist?

Remote Glen Affric, in the Scottish Highlands, is a stunningly beautiful spot, as well as being a treasury of nature, popular with walkers and nature lovers alike.

From the Scottish Border, the River North Tyne runs through Britain's largest man-made forest, which itself encloses northern Europe's largest man-made lake.

Lynx became extinct in Colorado in the seventies. Recent efforts to repopulate their former habitat have seen slow progress and human induced obstacles.

Scotland is often marketed as a destination for serious walkers, but there are many short walks in the Highlands which can showcase the beauties of the country.

Squirrels have many food plants. Closely related plants respond differently to squirrel feeding: Some are injured, others helped by the relationship.

Setting off from the popular skiing resort of Aviemore, the Strathspey Railway is a round trip of about one and a half hours through the beautiful Scottish countryside.

The Alnwick area in North Northumberland is a place of outstanding natural beauty. A land of unspoilt coastline, forests and castles sure to delight old and young alike.

Bald eagles, hawks, raccoon, coyote and mink are plentiful. In fact, the 'coon and beaver are seen by many as pests. Even mountain lion are raising havoc near Grace City.

The steep sides of Mellbreak drop dramatically straight onto the shores of Crummock Water, but this Lake District walk is not as difficult as first appearances suggest.