News Releases
Revamp for Scotland’s favourite paths
22 January, 2021
Some of Scotland’s best-loved paths are being revamped with new funding to remove barriers and improve access for all.
New Scottish wildlife crime investigator appointed
15 January, 2021
Joint news release issued by the National Wildlife Crime Unit (NWCU) and NatureScot
Woodland bird recovery
14 January, 2021
Scotland’s woodland birds appear to have recovered from a short-term decline thought to be caused by harsh winter weather.
Statistical News Release: Index of Abundance for Scottish Terrestrial Breeding Birds, 1994 to 2019
14 January, 2021
An Official Statistics Publication for Scotland
Review looks at progress helping farmers and crofters deal with sea eagle impact
08 January, 2021
Issued on behalf of the Sea Eagle National Stakeholder Panel
Tackling nature loss report – 2021 a ‘big year’ for nature
31 December, 2020
A new report reveals progress made to tackle biodiversity loss in Scotland and the challenges ahead.
Scots want to do more for wildlife: 10 easy ways to help
29 December, 2020
Visits to Scotland’s outdoors increased hugely this year and with so many Scots enjoying the benefits of nature, many of us are keen to continue these habits and more.
Covid drives huge increase in use of urban greenspace
22 December, 2020
Visits to urban greenspace soared during the Covid-19 pandemic, demonstrating the importance of green infrastructure for health and wellbeing.
More people flock to St Cyrus national nature reserves in 2020
21 December, 2020
NatureScot’s St Cyrus National Nature Reserve (NNR) saw an upsurge in visitors in 2020, as part of over a million estimated visitors to NNRs across Scotland. The figure is an increase from an estimated 650,000 in recent years.
More people flock to South Scotland's national nature reserves in 2020
21 December, 2020
NatureScot’s National Nature Reserves (NNRs) in South Scotland saw an upsurge in visitors in 2020, as part of over a million estimated visitors to NNRs across Scotland. The figure is an increase from an estimated 650,000 in recent years.