Welcome to The Scottish Gamekeepers Association’s Year of Employment, #YofE2024

The United Nations proclaimed May 22 as International Day for Biodiversity. Key drivers of biodiversity loss include climate change, pollution and invasive non-native species. The local knowledge, skills and competence of members of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association have never been so relevant as Scotland strives to halt biodiversity loss by 2030 and meet climate change targets by 2045.

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SGA members restoring rivers

Read this article from Scottish Gamekeeper magazine on how SGA Fishing Group members are helping to restore Scotland's rivers. As well as getting involved in habitat projects, SGA ghillie members are monitoring species, managing riverbank habitats, undertaking riparian tree planting and controlling invasives such as Knotweed, Balsam and Mink.

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The Tree Planting Gamekeeper

Scottish Gamekeepers enrich Biodiversity

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