
Our Team
Robin Reid
Director
Robin has been a passionate conservation ecologist since 2002 and has a wide range of ecological knowledge, especially in the Outer Hebrides where he is based. He is a member of various advisory panels and is regarded as a foremost expert in raptor research and conservation in Scotland.
Richard Taylor
Director
Richard is a commercial, financial leader with over 25 years of experience in several blue chip companies and serves as the Financial Director. His extensive background in finance and leading multi-national operations positions him to ensure that Redwing operates with a strong financial foundation for growth
Robin Searle
Habitat Operations Manager
Robin is a skilled and well travelled ecologist and marine biologist with many years of experience of surveying birds, flora, mammals and invertebrates. He has had a key role in protecting upland habitats in the UK and their subsequent management. He has been Redwing's lead on multiple large scale and small habitat surveys across Scotland and Ireland.
Ian Perks
Director
Ian worked at all levels in the conservation sector for 18 years and during that time became an associate partner with the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation. He is now one of the UKs leading experts in translocations, having been involved in or lead on numerous projects including the white tailed eagle reintroduction to England and ospreys to the Basque region in Spain.
Angus Croudace
Senior Ecologist
Enthusiastic and dedicated, Angus specialises in upland ornithological fieldwork and project management. He has particular expertise in hen harriers, wood sandpipers and raptor roost sites.
Also passionate about conservation and research, Angus is involved in several ongoing Redwing research projects and is an active member of the Highland Raptor Study Group.
Blair Johnston
Ecologist and ECoW
Blair is a knowledgeable and skilled ornithologist who has contributed to a wide variety of conservation projects all over the UK, and has a considerable knowledge and passion for the Scottish uplands. He is currently developing his ECoW skills and working towards gaining his Qualifying CIEEM membership alongside his ecology survey work.
Caitlin Street
Ecologist
Caitlin has experience contributing to a diverse range of conservation projects across the Scottish Highlands. She is currently expanding her field experience by training as a bird ringer, working toward her bat license, and pursuing her tree-climbing ticket. Alongside her field work, Caitlin serves as the Chair of Redwing’s Shadow Board Committee.

Redwing employ surveyors and experts on a permanent, seasonal and contract basis to fulfil our survey needs. We have a network of surveyors who are highly experienced in both terrestrial and marine ecology.


















