How the critically endangered wildcat is being monitored in the Highlands (www.thenational.scot)

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The Saving Wildlife project, primarily based in the RZSS Highland Wildlife Park, aims to recover the species through an in-house breeding programme.

Wildcats are paired together in breeding locations in a secret location in the park, with the hope that any kittens born can eventually be released into the wild.

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