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Àrd-oifigear ùr air ainmeachadh do NàdarAlba

01 September, 2025

Tha NàdarAlba an-diugh air innse gun deach Nick Halfhide a chur ann an dreuchd mar Àrd-oifigear air stèidh mhaireannach.

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New CEO named for NatureScot

01 September, 2025

NatureScot has today announced the appointment of Nick Halfhide as its new permanent Chief Executive.

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Call for interest in beaver release to new catchments

29 August, 2025

Organisations, communities and land managers with an interest in hosting beavers are being encouraged to come forward as the population continues to expand across Scotland.

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Kinloch Castle put up for sale by NatureScot

27 August, 2025

The historic Kinloch Castle on the Isle of Rum has been put up for sale.

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Scotland’s peatlands to get £20m health boost

25 August, 2025

Scotland’s peatlands, and the people, communities and wildlife that depend on them, are set to benefit from the highest-ever round of restoration funding this year.

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Beauly beaver releases approved

22 August, 2025

NatureScot has today approved the release of beaver families at two new sites in the River Beauly catchment.

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Caithness conservationists get kudos from the King

31 July, 2025

Students in UHI North West and Hebrides’s Supported Learning class have received a letter from King Charles praising their work raising awareness of the rare small blue butterfly.

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£1.87m in funding to drive nature investment

17 July, 2025

Projects across the country which are expanding woodland, restoring saltmarsh and peatlands, and protecting threatened species have been awarded a share of £1.87m from NatureScot and The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

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App to build better picture of endangered flapper skates in Scotland

08 July, 2025

A new, free app is helping to build a better picture of how critically endangered flapper skates are faring around Scotland’s coasts.

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Over 50% of Scots worry about climate change every day

04 July, 2025

NatureScot Opinion Survey shows that most Scots want to do more to help nature, with strong public concern when it comes to the immediate threat of the climate crisis. 

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