News at NatureScot

NatureScot is asking members of the public and goose shooters to avoid Findhorn Bay in Moray as much as possible after reports of more than 22 dead pink-footed geese and an unusual number of gulls in the area.

The nature agencies of the four nations of the United Kingdom have come together, ahead of COP15 in December, to call on governments to keep biodiversity loss and climate change at the top of the agenda.

18 November 2022 RSPB Partner new release Ten fantastic people, projects and initiative have been recognised as champions at RSPB Scotland’s Nature of Scotland Awards 2022. Co-sponsored by NatureScot, the

Innovative new technologies are being trialled that could help revolutionise the way deer numbers are tracked across Scotland.

A ground-breaking initiative, which has distributed almost £3 million to transform the health of Scotland’s coasts and seas, opens its first privately-funded grant round today (17 November).

CivTech Scotland, a Scottish Government-funded accelerator programme, has today announced four brand new Challenges as part of its first official partnership programme with NatureScot called ‘Innovate for Nature.’

A new course in peatland restoration, the first of its kind in Scotland, is now open for booking.

Seven private investments projects awarded Investment Ready Nature in Scotland (IRNS) funding

NatureScot has been working to secure the future of Kinloch Castle for several years.

NatureScot has set up a surveillance network to monitor migrating geese and wintering waterbirds