Study into roe deer livers finds decline in banned PFAS.
A new study from The James Hutton Institute and the University of Graz analysing roe deer livers over a 25-year...
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Lantra Scotland’s ALBAS 2026 winners revealed at glittering ceremony
Scotland’s top land-based and aquaculture trainees were celebrated at Lantra Scotland’s ALBAS (Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills) at the... -
Agritourism Investment Scheme 2026: Deadline Approaching
With the Agritourism Investment Scheme (AIS) 2026 closing soon, farmers and crofters across Scotland are being urged to submit their... -
Supporting Scotland’s Transition
A new Scottish Government consultation analysis offers fresh insight into how rural and island communities view the future of land... -
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... -
Mountain habitats improving after deer management efforts
Habitat conditions have improved across a popular Highland mountain range following long-term collaborative efforts to reduce deer densities in... -
Community‑led action helps reduce deer‑vehicle collisions on Skye
A new initiative on Skye is showing how community collaboration can play a vital role in reducing deer‑vehicle collisions and... -
Reedbed reboot leads to rare raptor return
Reserve staff have been working to improve and expand seven hectares of reedbed in the hope of encouraging the birds... -
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,... -
Great Glen Way improvements
A major improvement project is now underway on the Great Glen Way, with The Highland Council beginning work to divert...
