Study raises concerns for adders in Scotland
The latest Scottish Adder Survey found that the reported distribution of Britain’s only venomous snake shrank significantly in Scotland between 1994...
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Editor: Reforesting Scotland
Would you like to produce the Reforesting Scotland Journal? This 44-page, full colour publication comes out each Spring and Autumn,... -
Working to protect the elms
Assynt, a sparsely populated area north of Ullapool, is one of the last refuges for elms in mainland UK. Decimated... -
Views on climate crisis
Almost half (44%) of Scots think that reaching net zero by 2045 would improve their quality of life – compared... -
Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere
The Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere Partnership is a non-profit organisation (registered Scottish charity SC044137) working across the UNESCO region,... -
New Tool Helps Communities to Benefit from Nature Restoration
The Scottish Land Commission has published a new Route Map to help make sure communities gain real and lasting benefits... -
New project considers the role of seaweed to improve crop fertiliser use
The James Hutton Institute has announced its involvement in a pioneering new research project, ‘Assessing Sugar Kelp Extracts as a... -
Further action to prevent deer damage approved
The Scottish Government has approved a compulsory deer management control scheme for an estate in Sutherland. The move follows the... -
Crown Estate Scotland funding recipients announced
The creation of a nature-based flood protection scheme in Fife, woodland restoration in Midlothian and support to protect sand dunes... -
Shaping the future of bracken management in the UK
A two-part survey, conducted by The James Hutton Institute on behalf of NatureScot, Natural England and the Welsh Government, has...
