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Leugh ann an Gàidhlig / Read in Gaelic 16 August 2022 NatureScot builds on success with its latest Gaelic Plan NatureScot has today launched its latest Gaelic Plan, setting out

Leugh ann am Beurla / Read in English 16 Lùnastal 2022 NàdarAlba a’ togail air soirbheas leis a’ Phlana Ghàidhlig às ùire aige Tha NàdarAlba air am Plana Gàidhlig às

After five weeks of closure, NatureScot’s Isle of May is re-opening to public landings from Monday, as the majority of seabirds have left the island.

Scotland’s Nature Agency, NatureScot, is urging hillwalkers to check online for deer stalking information before setting out during the busiest part of the season.

01 August 2022 NatureScot-RSPB joint news release RSPB Scotland takes on stewardship of Glencripesdale nature reserve as part of landscape wide plan to protect, restore and connect Scotland’s remaining rainforest

NatureScot is advising public landings stop on the island of Mousa in Shetland, to limit the spread of avian flu and give seabirds the best possible chance to survive and recover from the current severe outbreak.

The first decade of Scotland’s national programme of peatland restoration, Peatland ACTION, is to be celebrated with a peatland-themed calendar and a year-long touring exhibition.

NatureScot is advising public landings to stop on 23 Scottish islands, limiting the spread of avian flu and giving seabirds the best possible chance to survive and recover from the current severe outbreak.

Almost £5 million has been today awarded to 46 projects in Scotland to improve natural habitats, safeguard plant and animal species, improve biodiversity, and tackle climate change.

Better Places Green Recovery funding awarded for 2022 visitor season.