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If you have a Website relevant to Red
Squirrels and would like a link to it placed here, please email
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The
Mid Wales
Red Squirrel Project is dedicated to the conservation of red
squirrels in the forests of Mid Wales. The Website is hosted
by the West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre.
Scientific surveys include a DNA analysis of trapped squirrels to
discover the genetic variation of various populations of squirrels,
which has implications for conservation and forest management.
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Friends of
the Anglesey
Red Squirrels are a community project with an excellent website
containing lots of squirrel
information, pictures and a
Red Squirrel
Webcam.
Grey squirrels have been eradicated from the island of Anglesey
in North Wales, where the population of red squirrels is now the largest in Wales.
Red squirrels have been reintroduced into both deciduous and
coniferous woodlands.
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The
Glens
Red Squirrel Group are based in the Glens of Antrim, Northern
Ireland. Their objective is to monitor and report activities
of red squirrels in the Glens of Antrim, to protect red squirrels
and provide assistance to enable them to thrive in the area.
They have a gallery of red squirrel pictures, as well as some
videos on YouTube.
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Red Squirrels of the Highlands is a 3-year project to encourage
the conservation of red squirrels in the Highlands of Scotland.
You can report sightings, and there is a Blog and discussion
forum, as well as a photo gallery.
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