NatureScot Information

The natural environment is one of Scotland’s biggest assets. The role of NatureScot (formerly Scottish Natural Heritage) is to look after Scotland's nature, help people to enjoy and value it, and encourage people to use it sustainably. NatureScot is a government body responsible to Scottish Government Ministers and through them to the Scottish Parliament. Much of our work is done in partnership with others – local authorities, government bodies, businesses, community groups, land managers, and a wide range of representative bodies. Our priorities are set out in our corporate strategy. In working for people and nature, we provide grants, carry out research, provide advice and information, handle a wide range of casework, look after designated sites, produce publications, provide licences and support interpretation. Follow us and find out more: https://www.nature.scot/ https://www.facebook.com/NatureScot https://twitter.com/nature_scot https://www.instagram.com/naturescot/ https://scotlandsnature.blog/ www.youtube.com/c/NatureScot

Website	https://www.nature.scot/
Revenue	$39.3 million
Employees	566 (385 on RocketReach)
Founded	1992
Industry	Government Administration, Conservation And Enhancement Of Scotland’S Natural Heritage, Foster Understanding And Facilitate Enjoyment Of The Natural Her, Encourage Sustainable Use Of The Natural Resources
Web Rank	4 Million
Keywords	Conservation, Environmental Protection, Species Protection, Biodiversity, Wildlife, Habitat Restoration, Wildlife Management, Sustainability, Ecological Research, Environmental Policy, Environmental Monitoring, Conservation Planning, Environmental Education, Natural Resources, Outdoor Recreation, Land Management, Climate Change, Ecotourism
Competitors	Department for Education, WWF-X, The Scottish Government, Soil Association, Marine Conservation Society, The Wildlife Trusts, Greenpeace UK, The Conservation Volunteers, Plantlife International +42 more (view full list)