Reviving the Sea Eagle: Balancing Conservation and Agriculture

This chapter delves into the reintroduction of the white-tailed sea eagle in Argyll, Scotland, discussing the challenges and successes of the conservation effort since 1975. It examines the complex interplay between farmers and conservationists, particularly concerning impacts on local livestock, while highlighting the absence of evidence linking eagles to significant predation. Through this narrative, the chapter showcases both the ecological importance of the sea eagle and the community dynamics surrounding wildlife management.