Scotland’s rewilding movement is paying off
New survey reveals the impressive impact of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s Northwoods Rewilding Network.
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Working to protect the elms
The Assynt Elm Project is dedicated to protecting and preserving the trees. Thanks to support from Highland and Islands Conservancy, the project has been able to run a series of educational events to raise awareness and inspire community action. Woodland Officer, Gareth Parkinson, speaks about the project and next steps. -
Agritourism Futures: Learning Journey To Shropshire
In March 2025 Scottish Rural Network (SRN) supported a cohort of new entrants to agritourism sector to take part in a learning journey to Shropshire. The trip, developed and hosted by Scottish Agritourism, provided a valuable opportunity to gain inspiration, exchange ideas, and connect with business owners. In this blog article, Euan Armstrong of Scottish Agritourism shares his experience of the trip and reflects on the learning gained. -
Scottish Minimum Digital Living Standard: interim report published
Interim report explores the use of a Minimum Digital Living Standard for Scotland -
Revamped St Cyrus visitor centre opens
A new-look visitor centre has opened to the public at NatureScot’s St Cyrus National Nature Reserve (NNR). -
Wee Wild Sparks – Video Case Study
Wee Wild Sparks is a LEADER funded project that encourages children to be creative and make the most of nature.Funding received: £19,032
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
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The Workshop Aberfeldy – Video Case Study
The community-based social enterprise helps people gain design and craft skills, build confidence and become ready for employment.Funding received: £31,531
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
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Fluffy Moos – taking cow preparation to new heights
The Fluffy Moos is a traditional family farm diversification and revenue generating project.Funding received: £37,243.11
Awarded from: LEADER
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Nature Tourism project
Outer Hebrides LEADER part-funded a transnational cooperation project on Nature Tourism.Funding received: £107,184 - Outer Hebrides LEADER
Awarded from: LEADER
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Skinny Milk
The Skinny Milk Project is funded through the Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund and aims to increase efficiency in milk production.Funding received: £143,000
Awarded from: Knowledge Transfer and Innovation Fund
