Call for interest in beaver release to new catchments
Organisations, communities and land managers with an interest in hosting beavers are being encouraged to come forward as the population continues to expand across Scotland.
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ImMerse Festival invites people to journey from sea to source
A week-long festival celebrating a Dumfries and Galloway river, and its connections to community, culture, and climate resilience, takes place this September. -
Scotland’s peatlands to get £20m health boost
Scotland’s peatlands, and the people, communities and wildlife that depend on them, are set to benefit from the highest-ever round of restoration funding this year. -
£6 million for Scotland’s environment
Additional funding package announced for nature projects. -
Building climate resilience
People who manage areas of Scotland’s land and freshwater can apply for a new award that shows they’re protecting nature and helping to tackle climate change. -
High School pupils gain hands-on experience with Rural Skills course
Pupils at Castlemilk High School are developing practical, hands-on experience in horticulture, landscaping and food production — all as part of a qualification that’s opening doors to employment and further education. -
Nature Restoration Fund is driver for restoration
An interim evaluation of the Nature Restoration Fund has been published -
2025 Habitat Assessment Testing – how to get involved
Take part in Habitat Assessment Testing and receive £100! -
£1.87m in funding to drive nature investment
Projects expanding woodland, restoring saltmarsh and peatlands, and protecting threatened species awarded NatureScot and The National Lottery Heritage Funding. -
Native ponies and wildfire resilience
A role for Scotland’s native ponies in wildfire prevention.
