Cooperation

Funding of £75,000 has been donated to RSABI by the NFU Mutual Charitable Trust, with a focus on supporting the mental health work of the charity.

Exchange Visit to Dunnet Community Forest

On the back of recent successful site visits at the Community Woodlands Association October Conference.

CWA are excited to announce our Exchange Visit to Dunnet Community Forest  - our most northerly community woodland group, set on the North Coast 500 route in Caithness.  

Crofting Discussion Group – Mull

Come along to the  Farm Advisory Service Crofting Discussion Group Meeting on the Isle of Mull. This group is an open and informal group designed for crofters to share experiences and get access to expert guest speakers around the topic of crofting. Small Farm Holders are also welcome to join.

Crofting Discussion Group – Tiree

Discussion groups are a great way to solve common problems and find out more about improving your croft and business.

Policy Workshop: A Fair Energy Deal for Scottish Communities

With so much going on in the energy arena, including fuel poverty and price spikes, the renewables boom, GB Energy plans, and growing concern about pylons and battery storage, it’s time to call for a Fair Energy Deal for Communities, as a key pillar of a just transition and community wealth building.

Members of the Scottish public have aided critical red squirrel conservation efforts by partaking in the sixth annual Great Scottish Squirrel Survey. In a year of mixed fortunes for red squirrels in Scotland, public squirrel sightings have proved more important than ever for work being undertaken by conservationists across the country.

A recent mid-project workshop has brought together leading experts to rethink how freshwater and wetland ecosystems are monitored across Scotland.

The goal of this current CREW project is to create a more dynamic, resource-efficient approach to ecosystem health monitoring that aligns with Scotland’s commitment to halt biodiversity loss by 2030.

The significant funding from the Scottish Government will aid a new centre to promote Gaelic language and culture in Inverness.

The Cultarlann is based in what was the East Church building. The new funding is a crucial step in developing the property, which will also feature meeting rooms for language courses, a café and shop.

NatureScot - Meet The Professionals Webinar

NatureScot - Meet The Professionals Webinar!

Join NatureScot on Thu Nov 07 2024 at 17:00 GMT to learn from industry experts about the wonders of nature and conservation efforts.

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