News Releases
Local event raises over £1000 for Scottish wildcats
08 June, 2016
The Highland Tiger Fling was a rousing success this past Saturday in Alford.
Meet the Isle of May’s warden
08 June, 2016
To mark the Isle of May’s 60th anniversary as a national nature reserve, David Steel of Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) will be giving a presentation about the island and its spectacular wildlife.
World’s largest skate and small shark followed in new west coast tagging study
07 June, 2016
High-tech tracking devices are helping scientists to protect two of Scotland’s most endangered fish species in a west coast Marine Protected Area (MPA).
People invited to an SNH reception in Galashiels
06 June, 2016
Local people are being invited along to an informal reception held by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) at the Kingsknowes Hotel, Galashiels, from 6 to 8pm on Wednesday 15 June 2016.
Discover Loch Leven with free family-fun day
02 June, 2016
One of Scotland’s most popular nature reserves, Loch Leven, is staging its fun-filled, family-friendly Discovery Day for the eleventh year.
Celebrating seabirds on the May
01 June, 2016
A two-day seabird celebration will take place on the Isle of May on the 11 and 12 June, helping to mark the island’s 60th year as a national nature reserve.
Award-winning photographer volunteering for Scottish Wildcat Action
01 June, 2016
British Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2015, Barrie Williams, has begun volunteering as a Communications Assistant for the conservation project Scottish Wildcat Action. As a freelance filmmaker, former TV researcher for the BBC, and an award-winning photographer, Barrie is hoping to use his skills to help raise awareness of the endangered Scottish wildcat.
New-look SNH board in firm step towards 2020 vision
26 May, 2016
Scotland’s Environment Secretary, Roseanna Cunningham, has announced Scottish Natural Heritage’s new-look board which includes five new female members.
New guidance supports tidal energy and helps protect wildlife
25 May, 2016
Guidance for those assessing the risk of marine wildlife colliding with underwater turbines has been published today (Thursday) by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Exciting natural heritage opportunities for graduates
23 May, 2016
Recent graduates with a passion for Scotland’s wildlife and landscapes are being encouraged to apply soon for six work placements on offer with Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).