The inside story of how we helped urban Peregrines thrive in Glasgow

High above Glasgow on the Gilbert Scott Tower Peregrines are nesting and successfully fledging chicks.
The city is an amazing place for the world's fastest animal to make a home.
This nature success story has involved a lot of hard work by the University of Glasgow, RSPB Scotland and the Scottish Ornithologist's Club. In this video those involved give an insight into what they've been doing to help and how it's felt to be part of this special project.
The Glasgow Peregrine Project brings together the city’s conservation bodies and is led by the University of Glasgow, RSPB Scotland and the Scottish Ornithologists’ Club. Ringing relied on the expert support of the Clyde Ringing Group and Scottish Raptor Study Group