Information library Holds our most recent publications, commissioned or research reports, policy and guidance documents, and other resources.
SNHi data services SiteLink is one of our most used tools providing a range of information on Protected Areas across Scotland.
The SNH Brand Guidelines on how to use the Scottish Natural Heritage brand and logo. Getting it right every time gives us a stronger presence.
Blogs Our blogs bring you a selection of news, and features about Scotland's fabulous natural heritage. Find out what's been happening on our National Nature Reserves, or read highlights of our work through the stories written by our staff and guests.
Newsletters We have a selection of newsletters for you to choose from: Beavers in Scotland, SNH Science, Planning for Development, Learning in Local Greenspace and our main corporate newsletter.
Indicators & trends To understand how our natural environment is changing over time, view Scotland's indicators and our publications on trends.
Official statistics Read our published official statistics for protected nature sites and terrestrial breeding birds.
Nature Conference Over 35 organisations meet today (22 May) to address the state of nature in Scotland and agree next steps to tackle biodiversity loss. News - 22 May
SNH Landscape Character Assessment Workshop Primarily for landscape and planning practitioners. The event aims to explore ways to develop LCA and its usage in the future. Event - 13 June
SNH to launch General Licence consultation A 12-week consultation about General Licences will take place later this year, Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) announced today. News - 21 May
Loch Leven NNR - Discovery Day Come and join us at this free event celebrating all that is special about Loch Leven NNR. Event - 26 May
Safeguarding our Golden Eagles The first ever Scouts Golden Eagle Champions initiative to safeguard the future of Golden Eagles - hailed a success. News - 16 May
Beautiful but deadly – the plant with a dark side Rhododendron ponticum may appear beautiful – but it is posing a deadly threat to Scotland’s rainforest plants and lichens. Blog - 15 May
