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Public Backs Loch Ruthven Plan to Help Save Rare Grebes
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Public Backs Loch Ruthven Plan to Help Save Rare Grebes
A quiet loch south of Inverness has become the focus of a heartfelt conservation effort and the public has rallied behind it. Loch Ruthven near Farr is one of the last remaining strongholds of the Slavonian Grebe, a rare and striking bird found nowhere else in the UK during breeding season. For years the loch supported an average of 13 breeding pairs, but that number has now dropped to just 3. In response, The Highland Council asked the public f…
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