News Releases
Public invited to Loch Carron MPA info events
16 May, 2018
Two drop-in sessions for local people to find out more about the outstanding wildlife in Loch Carron, and the Marine Protected Area (MPA) proposal to protect it will be hosted by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) and Marine Scotland (MS).
Discover Loch Leven with a fun family day
11 May, 2018
There’s plenty of free fun in store for families at one of Scotland’s most popular nature reserves, Loch Leven, on Sunday, 27 May.
Trusadh ainmean nam maorach
08 May, 2018
Tha co-chomhairle phoblach air liosta de dh’ainmean Gàidhlig air maoraich a ghabhas lorg timcheall costa na h-Alba air tòiseachadh an-diugh (8 Cèitean) le Dualchas Nàdair na h-Alba (SNH).
Gathering names for shellfish
08 May, 2018
A public consultation on recommended Gaelic names for the most common shellfish in Scotland’s seas has been launched today (8 May) by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
New SNH appointments announced by Cabinet Secretary
04 May, 2018
Cabinet Secretary for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform, Roseanna Cunningham has appointed Cath Denholm and Angus Campbell to share the role of Scottish Natural Heritage’s Deputy Chair.
Your views on a special place for nature
27 April, 2018
Local people are being asked to share their thoughts on plans for the future management of a National Nature Reserve (NNR) in Strathspey.
Scottish Wildcat Action Report Theft and Vandalism of Conservation Equipment to Police Scotland
17 April, 2018
An investigation is currently underway into vandalism and the theft of property belonging to Scottish Wildcat Action in Aberdeenshire’s Clashindarroch Forest, near Huntly.
Your views on a special place for nature
16 April, 2018
Local people are being asked to share their thoughts on plans for the future management of a National Nature Reserve (NNR) in the Cairngorms.
Scottish nature at greatest potential to benefit people and economy this century, study shows
03 April, 2018
Scotland’s plants, wildlife, air, water, and land – known as natural capital – are delivering stronger benefits to people and business across Scotland than in the previous two decades, according to the first study of its kind.