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Article: Platform: Why we all have a role to play in protecting Scotland's wildlife

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June 12, 2006
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WILDLIFE Week was all about showcasing Scottish wildlife. But the week just ended was also about people; people curious about wildlife, watching wildlife and learning about wildlife.

Now in its fourth year, Scotland's National Week for Wildlife has been even bigger than ever, with more than 160 events organised by the Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT), from dolphin-watching to practical conservation work to family fun days. More than 5,000 people attended these events.

For the second year running, VisitScotland supported Wildlife Week; wildlife tourism is a growing market and Scotland's natural heritage as a tourist product is finally getting the recognition it

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