Millions admit to littering in research published ahead of the nation’s biggest mass litter pick
Half of Scottish adults (50%) have admitted to littering in the past 12 months. This revelation comes ahead of #SpringCleanScotland...
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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... -
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... -
New study reveals 23 tree species needed to support more than 40% of biodiversity associated with Scots pine
A new study led by The James Hutton Institute has highlighted the importance of protecting the UK’s Scots pine woodland... -
Community Land Scotland Opens Two Roles to Support Natural‑Capital Work
Community Land Scotland has announced two new opportunities within its Natural Capital Community Partnerships (NCCP) initiative, inviting interest from those... -
Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards returns for 2026
Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards is once again celebrating excellence in woodlands and forestry across the country, with youngsters leading the... -
Rare mountain plants to be restored at Ben Lui
Preparations are underway for the planting of hundreds of woolly and downy willow saplings in a remote area near the... -
Forestry values fall by a third as Scotland’s rural land market continues to cool
New figures from the Scottish Land Commission show Scotland’s rural land market continued to cool in 2024, with fewer large-scale... -
A year of recognition for Forestry and Land Scotland with award wins
At the recent Scotland’s Finest Woods Awards 2025 – highlighting the best management of woods and forests across Scotland –...
