SEPA launches consultation on Scotland’s water environment: public views sought
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has opened a major public consultation on the future of Scotland’s water environment,...
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General licence restrictions in the Borders
NatureScot has restricted the use of general licences at Raeshaw Estate and Watherston Wood in the Scottish Borders. The decision... -
Busy bees on the Tweed!
Buglife is inviting landowners and land managers along the River Tweed to express interest in receiving support for pollinator‑friendly habitat... -
Flying high!
A new Best Practice Guide, Use of Drones (UAVs) in Deer Management, has been formally launched and is available through... -
Scots ‘at the heart’ of plan for nature recovery
NatureScot have published a four‑year plan focuses on strengthening Scotland’s resilience to the damaging impacts of climate change by reconnecting... -
Woodland creation key to Scotland’s livestock sector!
A new study from The James Hutton Institute has shown that planting several hundred thousand hectares of new woodland and... -
Nature projects share £5 million cash boost
NatureScot has awarded grants to 13 projects to help reverse nature loss and tackle the impacts of climate change across... -
Landmark Nature Restoration Bill passed
The Scottish Parliament has passed the Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill delivering for both nature and people with ambition at its... -
National Trust for Scotland recruiting in rural Scotland
The National Trust for Scotland has announced a series of new job opportunities across the Highlands and Islands, offering people... -
Communities set to grow with free trees
Communities are being encouraged to take part in one of the country’s largest grassroots tree‑planting efforts, as the Woodland Trust...
