Agritourism Investment Scheme 2026: Deadline Approaching
With the Agritourism Investment Scheme (AIS) 2026 closing soon, farmers and crofters across Scotland are being urged to submit their...
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Flame shell beds make full recovery after Marine Protected Area designation
Two NatureScot commissioned reports published this week have found that flame shell beds in Loch Carron appear to have made... -
Farmers at the heart of nature recovery and climate resilience
NatureScot’s new four-year plan focuses on strengthening its continuing work with farmers and crofters to develop and improve the skills, tools and... -
Millions admit to littering in research published ahead of the nation’s biggest mass litter pick
Half of Scottish adults (50%) have admitted to littering in the past 12 months. This revelation comes ahead of #SpringCleanScotland... -
Cairngorms Climate Adaptation Fund opens for third year
Communities, land managers, farmers and local businesses across the Cairngorms National Park are being encouraged to apply for support... -
Reedbed reboot leads to rare raptor return
Reserve staff have been working to improve and expand seven hectares of reedbed in the hope of encouraging the birds... -
SEPA launches consultation on Scotland’s water environment: public views sought
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has opened a major public consultation on the future of Scotland’s water environment,... -
Investing in local economies
The Community Wealth Building Bill has been passed by the Scottish Parliament. It will support investment in communities with councils,... -
General licence restrictions in the Borders
NatureScot has restricted the use of general licences at Raeshaw Estate and Watherston Wood in the Scottish Borders. The decision... -
Busy bees on the Tweed!
Buglife is inviting landowners and land managers along the River Tweed to express interest in receiving support for pollinator‑friendly habitat...
