Decades old fish barrier removal will breathe new life back into habitat
Work has completed on the removal of a redundant weir restoring access for migratory fish to at least 1.6km...
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Study into roe deer livers finds decline in banned PFAS.
A new study from The James Hutton Institute and the University of Graz analysing roe deer livers over a 25-year... -
Walking More, Sitting Less: New Research Underscores the Lifelong Health Benefits for Rural and Island Communities
New global research has reinforced what many rural and island communities in Scotland already know from lived experience: walking is... -
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... -
Communities Invited to Celebrate Village Halls Week 2026
Village halls across Scotland are being encouraged to take part in Village Halls Week 2026, a nationwide celebration led by... -
Great Glen Way improvements
A major improvement project is now underway on the Great Glen Way, with The Highland Council beginning work to divert... -
National Trust for Scotland recruiting in rural Scotland
The National Trust for Scotland has announced a series of new job opportunities across the Highlands and Islands, offering people... -
Fund to Strengthen Community and Shared Transport — Rural & Island Groups Urged to Apply Now
Applications are now open for the Motability Foundation’s Building a Resilient Community and Shared Transport Sector grant programme, offering... -
Visitor Levy Amendment Bill published
New legislation has been published that will give councils more choice in how they design and apply a visitor levy...
