Global experts gather in Edinburgh for conservation conference
Specialists from around the world are gathering in Edinburgh for a major international conference to share the latest innovations to...
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Views sought on future transport opportunities along the Borders railway corridor
Residents, businesses and organisations across the Borderlands are being invited to share their views on future transport opportunities as work... -
New study reveals untapped potential in Scottish seafood industry
A new study from The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s pre‑eminent interdisciplinary research institute for sustainable land, crop and natural resource... -
New report calls for more ethical and reciprocal research with Scotland’s community landowners
A new report from the Community Landownership Academic Network (CLAN) and the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) highlights... -
New resources to raise awareness of beavers in Scotland
People in Scotland are being encouraged to learn more about beavers as populations continue to expand into new areas. The... -
Forestry Workforce Census Launches Across Great Britain
People working in forestry across Britain are being encouraged to take part in the Forestry Workforce Census, a new... -
Cabinet Secretary visits Ellisland to hear plans for the home of Auld Lang Syne
Stephen Flynn MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Tourism and Transport, visited Ellisland Museum and Farm in Dumfriesshire this week to... -
Scotland’s Water Resources Face Growing Climate Pressure
Scotland is renowned for its abundant rivers, lochs and rainfall, yet new research suggests the nation faces an increasing risk... -
Hutton to host Climate-Positive Farming Taster Day at Glensaugh Research Farm as part of Climate Week North East
The James Hutton Institute is inviting those keen to learn about the future of agriculture to a Climate-Positive Farming Taster... -
Young People Invited to Help Shape Major UK Health Study
Young people aged 12 to 17 are being encouraged to apply to be part of a new Young People’s Advisory...
