Volunteers are being sought to help maintain and improve mountain footpaths across a wide area of the Highlands.
As Anna Wells recovers from her three-month winter round of the 282 Scottish mountains above 3000ft, John Davidson says lists can be an inspiration
A number of bothies along the Cape Wrath Trail and in the Cairngorms are due to be closed during the spring.
Work to restore thousands of hectares of damaged peatland on publicly owned forestry land including in the Flow Country has reached a milestone.
A £100,000 investment has been made to help tackle skills shortages and boost investment across the far north.
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Householders are being urged to check their gas and electricity bills after Ofgem lowered the energy price cap.
The firing range at Cape Wrath will be the focal point for part of the largest NATO exercise in decades next week as allied nations join forces.
Four Highland charities are set to receive new vehicles to help their community efforts thanks to a unique event that is marking its 40th anniversary.
Cycling the quiet lanes, Ralph explores into the woods and hills off the north coast road – with battery back-up and a flask of tea
Foxes are being blamed for killing lambs on Scottish farms and crofts where there was suspicion over badgers being responsible.
A love of the outdoors is one of the most attractive qualities in a potential partner for people in the Highlands and Islands, according to research.
A decapitated goose was shot and dumped on the banks of the River Thurso in a plastic bag, police have said.
Rail campaigners are hoping that improvements to the Far North Line can start before the end of the year after a "friendly and constructive meeting".
Scotland's leading youth hostel organisation is looking for new board members who can inspire young people to experience the country at its best.
Far north MP Jamie Stone speaks to the Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar about Holyrood and Westminster, his inspirations and how he blows off steam
Most businesses in the Highlands consider their links with the local community as either equal to or more important than their profitable growth.
Trudy Morris, chief executive of Caithness Chamber of Commerce, welcomes the 'promising sign' that businesses are dedicated to the far north
John Davidson enjoys some rare winter sunshine on a family walk in a popular Highland forest
An “overwhelmingly positive” response has been received by a group hoping to build the first full-scale Iron Age broch in 2000 years.