£1m available for Scotland’s places of worship
Scotland’s Places of Worship Fund is open for applications, providing up to £1m to help listed places of worship...
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New technology could transform how woodland carbon is monitored
Innovative technology could change the way woodland and the carbon stored in trees are monitored across the UK, helping to... -
Scotland’s red squirrel celebration is back!
People across Scotland are being encouraged to get outdoors and help protect one of the country’s best-loved native species by... -
GROUNDED Calls for Community Climate Stories
A new national film festival is calling on communities across Scotland to tell their stories about land, place and the... -
Wildcats thriving in Scotland by 2045
The wildcat is one of Scotland’s most elusive carnivores and the only native cat still found in the wild in... -
Mountain peatland restored by hand
NatureScot reserve staff and volunteers have been working with Peatland ACTION to restore eroded peat in the Coire Ardair area... -
Have your say: vote for Scotland’s inspiring community nature projects
Communities across Scotland are showing how local action can make a real difference for nature, biodiversity and people, and now... -
Another 35 beavers moved to new Highland homes
This week (on 15 September), NatureScot published its annual Beaver Management Report covering April 2025 to March 2026. Over the period,... -
Hutton awarded over £340,000 to create nature restoration skills hub in the North East
The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s world‑leading interdisciplinary scientific research organisation for sustainable land, crop and natural resource management, has been... -
Europe’s vultures make a remarkable comeback
Vulture populations are returning to landscapes across Europe after decades of decline, with conservation, reintroduction and rewilding efforts helping some...
