Protecting Scottish Seabirds
Actions to protect some of Scotland’s most vulnerable marine species are being consulted on by the Scottish Government. Climate change, invasive...
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£1.1m for nature recovery projects!
NatureScot has awarded grants totalling over £1 million to projects that will restore bogs for rare dragonflies in northern Scotland,... -
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... -
Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards 2024
A bumper year of entries saw excellence in all sectors, from community to forestry, conservation to farming and climate to... -
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!... -
Carbon-neutral islands project: progress report
The Carbon Neutral Islands (CNI) Progress Report 2023-2024 has been published. It highlights some of the exciting projects that have... -
Tackling the nature emergency
An updated Biodiversity Strategy and a new Biodiversity Delivery Plan for 2024-2030, containing over 100 actions to accelerate the pace and scale of... -
Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund grants awarded!
Projects to increase farming skills, tackle environmental impacts and enhance competitiveness in food production will share more than £300,000 in... -
Online hub launches for Galloway National Park proposal
A dedicated online hub has been set up to share news, information and a space for conversation, as residents and... -
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...
