Scientists in Scotland develop method to understand wildfires past & present
Scientists in Scotland have developed a new method to understand the heat and intensity of fires that burned out millions...
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Restoring Scotland’s rainforests
More than 1,200 hectares of degraded rainforest habitat are now on the road to recovery thanks to Scottish Government funding.... -
Public efforts aiding red squirrel conservation
Members of the Scottish public have aided critical red squirrel conservation efforts by partaking in the sixth annual Great Scottish... -
Workshop held to benefit Freshwater and Wetland Ecosystems
A recent mid-project workshop has brought together leading experts to rethink how freshwater and wetland ecosystems are monitored across Scotland.... -
Nature’s role in economy
Scotland’s natural assets contribute more than £40 billion to the economy and support around 260,000 jobs, according to new research!... -
Protecting Scotland’s wildlife
A ban on the use of snares in Scotland, to improve animal welfare and promote humane wildlife management, is coming... -
Water Scarcity in Scotland: Future Impact for Distilleries and Agriculture
A recent Centre of Expertise for Waters (CREW) project led by The James Hutton Institute, in collaboration with Scotland’s Rural College, the... -
Nature recovery projects share £800K
Projects which enhance nature on farms, revive rivers and help rare species recover are sharing £796,992 of funding in... -
Supporting community accessible woodland – Video Case Study
The Ecology Centre (Kinghorn, Fife) supports people and nature through environmental education, volunteering and training opportunities at their loch-based community-woodland...Funding received: £17,542
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
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World Heritage status for Flow Country
The Flow Country in Caithness and Sutherland has been granted World Heritage Site Status by UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee. It...
