Over 50% of Scots worry about climate change every day
Survey shows that most Scots want to do more to help nature
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Views sought on proposals for protecting Scotland’s environment
Draft plan to tackle nature loss, climate change and pollution -
New hub to harness magic of microbes to turn trash into treasure
Edinburgh University innovation will cut emissions, reduce landfill and help to build a fossil fuel free manufacturing base. -
Drouthy Days: is Scotland prepared for drought?
This guest blog has been jointly written by members of The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe). The article explores the current situation, key impacts and Scotland’s preparedness for managing potential drought conditions. -
Improving lives through local climate action
Scotland’s Climate Action Hubs to receive £6 million funding. -
Isle of Gigha Ranger Service – Protecting Gigha’s Woodlands Project
A tiny island on the west coast, the Isle of Gigha is the most southerly Hebridean island, and despite being all of seven miles long and one mile wide, it packs a punch in community-led environmental initiatives from removing tonnes of marine litter each winter, to weekly conservation volunteering, rivalling the biggest and very best environmental efforts anywhere. -
Supporting climate education and engagement
First Minister announces funding at award winning Eco-School. -
Scientist develops project to highlight the lost wild flavours of Scotland
Project seeks opinions, feedback, folklore and recipes -
Scotland’s Protected Sites in Favourable Condition 2025
An Official Statistics Publication for Scotland -
Council pledges support for No Mow May and Let-It-Bloom-June
Argyll and Bute Council to support No-Mow-May and Let-It-Bloom-June campaigns.
