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Nominations for Lantra Scotland’s 2026 ALBAS (Awards for Land-based and Aquaculture Skills) – which highlight the talents of people and...
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Conservationists boost survival chances of Scotland’s rarest moss
Round-leaved bryum, a moss which lives in the mud and is only revealed when water levels in lochs and reservoirs... -
Scottish Community Coalition on Energy release a Manifesto for Community Renewables
The Scottish Community Coalition on Energy (SCCE) is calling for community ownership of the energy technology that communities host to be... -
Company for Nessie soon?
A community discussion looking at the potential for beaver reintroduction to the Loch Ness area is being run by Trees... -
James Hutton Limited awarded almost £39,000 from Scottish Government Ecosystem Fund
James Hutton Limited, the commercial wing of The James Hutton Institute, has been awarded £38,881 from the Scottish Government to... -
Drinking Water in Scotland 2024
Water Quality Regulator says “Scotland’s tap water quality is impressive, but more needs to be done to reduce risk”. The... -
Research farm open’s doors!
The James Hutton Institute is inviting anyone with an interest in the future of agriculture to Glensaugh Research Farm for... -
Improving biosecurity on farms
Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) is estimated to cost the UK farming industry an estimated £52 million per year. PRRS is... -
New CEO named for NatureScot
NatureScot has announced the appointment of Nick Halfhide as its new permanent Chief Executive. The appointment follows a rigorous recruitment... -
Possible increase in wild boar predicted
New modelling has predicted a significant rise in Scotland’s boar population over the next 50 years – with hotspots persisting...
