News Releases
Artworks in the frame at SNH’s Taynish reserve this summer
29 July, 2014
Taynish National Nature Reserve, owned and managed by Scottish Natural Heritage, (SNH) is the place for art lovers this summer with three exhibitions taking place.
Spotting dolphins on the Isle of May
25 July, 2014
Visitors to the Isle of May National Nature Reserve are invited to take part in a whale and dolphin survey between 26 July and 3 August.
Whales could benefit from additional MPAs
24 July, 2014
In addition to the 30 marine protected areas (MPAs) in Scottish waters announced today, a further four sites could benefit species of whales, dolphins and sharks. This is according to a new report by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
New report on prospects for golden eagles in South Scotland
16 July, 2014
A report published today finds that South Scotland could support up to 16 pairs of golden eagles.
Free summer fun at Tentsmuir
16 July, 2014
A series of free family events – including nature crafts, a geocaching trail and fun quizzes – is taking place at Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve this summer.
Summer of free fun at St Cyrus
09 July, 2014
Plenty of free events are heating up St Cyrus national nature reserve this summer.
SNH warns boat operators not to get too close to dolphins
09 July, 2014
With the summer holidays underway, Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) and Police Scotland are advising boat operators to watch how close they get to dolphins, whales and porpoises.
Families celebrate Tentsmuir's 60th birthday
08 July, 2014
A free event for families marked Tentsmuir Point’s 60 years as a national nature reserve on 3 July. Over 140 children and parents sang ‘Happy Birthday’ and reserve manager Tom Cunningham cut a cake specially made for the occasion.
Environment Minister launches Scottish reintroduction code
04 July, 2014
Scotland’s Environment and Climate Change Minister Paul Wheelhouse is launching a ground-breaking code for animal and plant reintroductions this afternoon at Scone.
Secrets of Scotland’s basking sharks revealed in new report
02 July, 2014
Seas between the islands of Skye and Mull on Scotland’s west coast are highly important for basking sharks, according to a report published today (Wednesday) by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).