In 2018, a stoat eradication project was presented by NatureScot to be applied "across Orkney Mainland, South Ronaldsay, Burray, Glimps Holm, Lamb Holm and Hunda, and the biosecurity activities delivered on the non-linked islands of the archipelago". The project, which is run by a partnership including NatureScot, RSPB Scotland and Orkney Islands Council, uses "humane DOC150 and DOC200 traps". A report issued in October 2020 stated that over 5,000 traps had been deployed. Specifics were provided as to the locations.
In 2018 a stoat eradication project was presented by NatureScot to be applied "across Orkney Mainland South Ronaldsay Burray Glimps Holm Lamb Holm and Hunda and the biosecurity activities delivered on the non-linked islands of the archipelago" The project which is run by a partnership including NatureScot RSPB Scotland and Orkney Islands Council uses "humane DOC150 and DOC200 traps" A report issued in October 2020 stated that over 5000 traps had been deployed Specifics were provided as to the locations