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The values of Scotland's plants, wildlife, air, water and land - known as natural capital - are now officially increasing for the first time.

This year’s chance to see thousands of spectacular seabirds starts today with the public opening of the Isle of May’ reserve.

On Mother’s Day, Scotland’s birds provide some wonderful examples of great parenting.

Help out our friends the frogs and the toads in the garden. They love eating slugs, snails, ants and spiders.

An innovative new type of satellite tag has been designed to understand raptor movements and behaviour.

Beinn Eighe’s ancient Caledonian pine forest is unique and is the UK’s first area designated for genetic conservation.

A speckled wood butterfly has become the 1.5 millionth wildlife record logged in North East Scotland.

Dog owners are being encouraged to take extra care around livestock when enjoying the great outdoors this spring.

RSPB Scotland seeks conservation champions

A wildfire on the Isle of Rum last April has been assessed as having a low to medium impact.