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2 February 2023 Scotland’s pioneering Peatland ACTION programme has published a vital new source of information and guidance on peatland restoration as it marks its first decade. The best practice

New extension to Clyde Gateway's Cuningar Loop Woodland Park opened.

​​​​​​​A new report published by NatureScot, looked at the climatic range of native trees in terms of rainfall and temperature...

A total of 680 rural businesses with projects that protect the environment and mitigate the impacts of climate change will share more than £14 million this year from the Agri-Environment Climate Scheme (AECS).

New figures from NatureScot show Scotland’s birds, mammals, butterflies and moths are struggling to recover as the twin crises of biodiversity loss and climate change take effect.

NatureScot has used its intervention powers to carry out a cull of red deer in Sutherland.

Scotland’s nature-based careers sector is to receive a welcome boost with the return of the successful Working with Rivers scheme, following its employment achievements in 2022.

More than half of Scots indicated they wanted to take action to help nature in 2022. These intentions now appear to be making a difference. NatureScot’s research into people’s relationship

21 Dùbhlachd 2022 Leugh ann am Beurla / Read in English Giorradan Gàidhlig Grian-stad a’ Gheamhraidh Mar a tha Alba a’ comharradh na h-oidhche as fhaide ’s an latha as

An update on our coastal nature reserves this year.