The Orkney Native Wildlife Project (ONWP), led by the RSPB, has been working to protect the populations of ground-nesting hen harriers and the Orkney vole, a species listed as vulnerable in Scotland.

Stoats run rampant on the Orkney islands and have naughtily been hunting said wildlife creatures and birds such as hen harriers, oystercatchers, and curlews, minimizing the population exponentially.

The Orkney Native Wildlife Project is a collaborative effort between RSPB Scotland, NatureScot, and Orkney Islands Council.

The annual meeting of about 150 porpoise near Longhope, Orkney could be the largest in the UK, and it has been well documented for more than a hundred years. Despite this, no-one knows why they ...

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which is home to diverse wildlife populations, including over a million breeding pairs of penguins. The South Orkney Islands lie roughly 650km north-east of the Antarctic Peninsula and 1250km ...