South of Scotland golden eagle project faces funding threat
South of Scotland golden eagle project faces funding threat
The pioneering scheme in the south of Scotland needs to raise £400,000 or it will be wound down.
A pioneering project to boost golden eagle numbers in southern Scotland is facing the "imminent threat" of being wound down.
The South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project (SSGEP) said it needed to raise £400,000 in order to secure its long-term future.
The scheme has brought the birds from other parts of the country to a secret location near Moffat since it started in August 2018.
However, it has now launched a public appeal for funding to ensure it does not have to fold.
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“South of Scotland” is England, or France or maybe a lot of places. None of which are “southern Scotland” like the article talks about. No where does it say south of Scotland.
Even an Old Canadian knows Scotland is the blokes north of the wankers.
You'll have take it up with the South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project then.
That would make them the “wankers”
South of Scotland is in Scotland. Same way the South of England is in England and the South of France is in France. This is the first time in my life I've heard someone make this claim before
Regardless of what the article says, "South of ..." is a common way to refer to the southern end of something in English. If it said "to the south of ..." your point would be correct.
We don’t say that over here and we speak English