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...
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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... -
Fuelling the school day
Thousands more children will benefit from free breakfasts supported by the Scottish Government. The Bright Start Breakfasts fund is now... -
Care-experienced young people launch Creative Festival in Inverness
Creativity and Care are inviting audiences to join them at WASPS Creative Academy in Inverness on the 24th May for... -
Scotland’s rewilding movement is paying off
Scotland’s rewilding movement is paying off, with a new survey revealing the impressive impact of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s... -
Working to protect the elms
Assynt, a sparsely populated area north of Ullapool, is one of the last refuges for elms in mainland UK. Decimated... -
Agritourism Futures: Learning Journey To Shropshire
In March 2025, I had the privilege of joining the Scottish Agritourism Learning Journey to Shropshire, along with 19... -
Scottish Minimum Digital Living Standard: interim report published
The Scottish Government has taken a significant step toward tackling digital exclusion with the launch of a research project focused... -
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). Staff were delighted... -
Wee Wild Sparks – Video Case Study
The Wee Wild Spark project aims to: Support children to be curious, to explore, and to grow in resilience and...Funding received: £19,032
Awarded from: LEADER - Scottish Government
