Nature-based solutions: Urban Nature-based solutions in urban environments create nicer, healthier places to live and can help us to tackle climate change.
Nature-based solutions: Local authorities NatureScot joins with COSLA, The Improvement Service and the Sustainable Scotland Network to publish a briefing for Elected Members on Nature-based solutions.
Nature-based solutions: Land and soil Soils are one of Scotland's greatest assets. They are the vital, active interface between biodiversity, geodiversity, the atmosphere, water and the human environment.
Nature-based Solutions: Air Quality Nature-based solutions can help improve air quality by capturing harmful pollutants from the air and by acting as a barrier to prevent us from inhaling harmful air pollutants.
Nature-based solutions: Marine Scotland's marine and coastal environment can provide nature-based solutions to tackle climate change.
Peatland ACTION Peatland ACTION is the project helping to restore damaged peatlands in support of Scotland's Climate Change Plan outcomes.
Wee Forests: Part of the TinyForest Global Family A Wee Forest is a small, tennis court-sized, densely planted, native species rich, fast growing, urban woodland in Scotland.
World Peatlands Day celebrated with record restoration figures in Scotland Job opportunities, collaboration and nature recovery show promise for the national commitment to restore Scotland’s peatlands. News - 2 June
Helping Scotland’s Rainforest thrive Helping to restore Scotland’s precious rainforests by reducing deer grazing pressures. Blog - 28 May
Consultation for Scotland’s peatlands Now open to peatland practitioners, land managers, regulators, funders, researchers, and members of the public to have their say. News - 22 May
Warning: roe deer on the move Drivers are being warned to watch out for roe deer on the roads at this higher-risk time of year for deer-vehicle collisions. News - 26 May
A Green Light for Nature South Ayrshire is becoming a leading example of how nature can support healthier, connected, happier communities. Blog - 21 May