Key indicators for assessing quality of green and blue spaces identified
Researchers at the James Hutton Institute identify key indicators for assessing quality of green and blue spaces
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Over 50% of Scots worry about climate change every day
Survey shows that most Scots want to do more to help nature -
Volunteers can have a whale of a time!
Call for volunteers to take part in Sea Watch Foundation’s National Whale and Dolphin Watch -
Views sought on proposals for protecting Scotland’s environment
Draft plan to tackle nature loss, climate change and pollution -
Wildflower project blooms!
New project in the North East will connect local people with native wildflowers. -
Scottish National Adaptation Plan – Annual Progress Report 2024-2025
First Annual Progress Report for the Scottish National Adaptation Plan (SNAP3) now published -
Shift in Scotland’s rural land market
Analysis from the Scottish Land Commission and SRUC identifies falling demand in Scotland’s rural land market -
Future farming Investment Scheme
Applications for £14 million fund to open in July. -
Community Net Zero Heroes!
This case study film features three community groups from across rural and island Scotland, showing how each group has addressed Net Zero and Climate Action utilising Community Led Local Development fundingFunding received: £98,244
Awarded from: Scottish Government
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Drouthy Days: is Scotland prepared for drought?
This guest blog has been jointly written by members of The Scottish Parliament Information Centre (SPICe). The article explores the current situation, key impacts and Scotland’s preparedness for managing potential drought conditions.
