Improving lives through local climate action
Community projects across Scotland aimed at improving lives through local climate action are set to benefit from a share of...
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Record levels of peatland restored
More than 14,000 hectares of degraded peatlands have been restored across Scotland in the last year, helping to reduce carbon... -
Isle of Gigha Ranger Service – Protecting Gigha’s Woodlands Project
In this blog article, Casey-Jo Zammit Island Countryside Ranger shares about the important work the team do on the Isle... -
Next generation farming
More than £2 million will be available to support young people entering farming through a pre-apprenticeship programme and training fund.... -
Supporting climate education and engagement
First Minister John Swinney has announced new funding to support groups and schools across Scotland to learn more about climate... -
Scientist develops project to highlight the lost wild flavours of Scotland
Perthshire-based scientist, Dr Marian Bruce, has created The Wild Scottish Flavour Wheel to enable people to rediscover the lost tastes... -
Scotland’s Protected Sites in Favourable Condition 2025
NatureScot has today released the latest figures tracking the proportion of Scottish natural features in favourable or recovering condition. The... -
£1.6m funds a resilient future for Scotland’s globally important seabirds
The Scottish Marine Environmental Enhancement Fund (SMEEF) is excited to announce a new Seabird Resilience Fund to help safeguard... -
Council pledges support for No Mow May and Let-It-Bloom-June
Argyll and Bute Council has agreed to support the No-Mow-May and Let-It-Bloom-June campaigns, run by the organisation Plantlife, as examples... -
Is fungus the future?
Scientists at The James Hutton Institute have found that a fungus hiding inside common grasses could play a major role...
