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  Inspiring a Local Food Ecosystem

  Propagate is a Scottish collective specialising in local, community and sustainable food projects.  Their ambition is to see a...

  Funding received: £10,475

  Awarded from: Scottish Government funding (distributed by Dumfries and Galloway Local Action Group)

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  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...

  14 September 2026
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  Navigating food system dilemmas: collective action key to success

  A project carried out by a team from the University of Aberdeen has found that one of the biggest obstacles to...

  14 September 2026
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  Wood-Wide Network Project – Update Blog

  McNabb Laurie is the Dumfries and Galloway Woodlands manager. Here he reflects on how the Wood-Wide Network project is helping...

  8 September 2026
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  Music, nature and community come together at the launch of the Lomond Plant Nursery

  The Loch Lomond & The Trossachs Countryside Trust welcomed local communities, volunteers and nature enthusiasts to celebrate the launch of...

  7 September 2026
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  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...

  18 August 2026
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  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...

  17 August 2026
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  Argyll and Bute Secures Major Islands Funding for Three Community-Led Projects

  The Islands of Lismore, Tiree and Mull will benefit from nearly £1 million in funding from the Scottish Government’s Islands...

  14 August 2026
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  Planning for the Future: Collaboration and Community-Led Development in Oban

  In this blog article, Roderick Low – a member of the Scottish Rural Network team – reflects on the joint...

  14 August 2026
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  Supporting Gaelic culture to thrive

  First Minister John Swinney has officially opened the second phase of Cnoc Soilleir in South Uist – a cultural venue...

  13 August 2026