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Timespan invites you to 'Move as a Murmuration' for Helmsdale show

Timespan invites you to 'Move as a Murmuration' for Helmsdale show

Timespan invites you to 'Move as a Murmuration' for Helmsdale show

16 March 2024

Timespan at Helmsdale has a new exhibition called We Move As A Murmuration opening on Saturday March 23


Highland Council returns bins for new collection service because they were rubbish

Highland Council returns bins for new collection service because they were rubbish

Highland Council returns bins for new collection service because they were rubbish

15 March 2024

3380 bins for its for the revamped waste and recycling collections had ‘minor problems' but service is not affected.


Flow Country work recognised in Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards

Flow Country work recognised in Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards

Flow Country work recognised in Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards

15 March 2024

Collaborative efforts to enhance and promote the Caithness and Sutherland peatlands have been recognised with a national accolade.


OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Kyle of Tongue offers enough shelter for an early spring sea paddle

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Kyle of Tongue offers enough shelter for an early spring sea paddle

OUT AND ABOUT WITH RALPH: Kyle of Tongue offers enough shelter for an early spring sea paddle

13 March 2024

The shallow waters of the Kyle offer a perfect place to enjoy the delights of the north coast, well protected from the forecast swell


Protect our water, public urged

Protect our water, public urged

Protect our water, public urged

12 March 2024

The public have been urged to do their bit to help protect the country’s water.


Highland bothies set to close for improvement works this spring

Highland bothies set to close for improvement works this spring

Highland bothies set to close for improvement works this spring

09 March 2024

A number of bothies along the Cape Wrath Trail and in the Cairngorms are due to be closed during the spring.


RHODA GRANT: Rural communities must see the gains of large-scale energy projects

RHODA GRANT: Rural communities must see the gains of large-scale energy projects

RHODA GRANT: Rural communities must see the gains of large-scale energy projects

05 March 2024

The Labour MSP says 'local benefit from these developments has not improved and communities are losing out.'


Assynt residents invited to take part in survey on environmental impact of tourism

Assynt residents invited to take part in survey on environmental impact of tourism

Assynt residents invited to take part in survey on environmental impact of tourism

05 March 2024

The survey is being conducted by Lochinver resident Leah McBain.


Restored Flow Country bogs contribute to 10,000ha of 're-wetted' peatlands

Restored Flow Country bogs contribute to 10,000ha of 're-wetted' peatlands

Restored Flow Country bogs contribute to 10,000ha of 're-wetted' peatlands

04 March 2024

Work to restore thousands of hectares of damaged peatland on publicly owned forestry land including in the Flow Country has reached a milestone.


Stark new statistics highlight scale of Highland wildfires

Stark new statistics highlight scale of Highland wildfires

Stark new statistics highlight scale of Highland wildfires

04 March 2024

A wildfire was detected an average of every day during the peak of last year's season ­– with the Highlands hit by almost a third of all blazes.


PICTURES: Moray enjoys second Killer Whale visit this week

PICTURES: Moray enjoys second Killer Whale visit this week

PICTURES: Moray enjoys second Killer Whale visit this week

03 March 2024

IN an incredible treat for those who watch Moray's waters, orcas last night hosted their second show this week.


A9 closures at Berriedale as storm-damaged trees are removed

A9 closures at Berriedale as storm-damaged trees are removed

A9 closures at Berriedale as storm-damaged trees are removed

01 March 2024

Storm-damaged trees are to be removed from along the A9 next week, meaning road closures at night from Monday evening through to Saturday morning.


Fears of a rise in irresponsible tourism as valued outdoor access ranger service to end

Fears of a rise in irresponsible tourism as valued outdoor access ranger service to end

Fears of a rise in irresponsible tourism as valued outdoor access ranger service to end

01 March 2024

The ranger service was set up in response to widespread problems caused by increasing numbers of visitors to the Highlands.


Four people caught up in avalanche in the Cairngorms

Four people caught up in avalanche in the Cairngorms

Four people caught up in avalanche in the Cairngorms

29 February 2024

One member of the group ended up buried waist deep in snow


'Upland deer management doesn't get the credit it deserves,' says head of Scottish Gamekeepers' Association

'Upland deer management doesn't get the credit it deserves,' says head of Scottish Gamekeepers' Association

'Upland deer management doesn't get the credit it deserves,' says head of Scottish Gamekeepers' Association

29 February 2024

Alex Hogg says that private sporting estates are not to blame for expanding deer numbers.


NICKY MARR: Hit pause on new national parks

NICKY MARR: Hit pause on new national parks

NICKY MARR: Hit pause on new national parks

28 February 2024

Can we press pause on more National Parks? Just till we’re back on track with the vital stuff?


Killer Whales spotted just 300 metres off Moray coast

Killer Whales spotted just 300 metres off Moray coast

Killer Whales spotted just 300 metres off Moray coast

28 February 2024

Excitement as apex predators come close to shoreline


Flow Country regeneration 'could be worth £400m to far north'

Flow Country regeneration 'could be worth £400m to far north'

Flow Country regeneration 'could be worth £400m to far north'

27 February 2024

Flow Country regeneration could create more than 200 jobs across the far north over the next 18 years, a new report has claimed.


Not Coul raise concerns at event in Parliament over Coul Links planning assessment document

Not Coul raise concerns at event in Parliament over Coul Links planning assessment document

Not Coul raise concerns at event in Parliament over Coul Links planning assessment document

26 February 2024

Dr Tom Dargie and John Campbell KC raised concerns at an event in Holyrood entitled ‘NPF4: Is it Working for People and Planet?’


Carbisdale Castle owner's controversial application for land approved by Forestry and Land Scotland despite community objection

Carbisdale Castle owner's controversial application for land approved by Forestry and Land Scotland despite community objection

Carbisdale Castle owner's controversial application for land approved by Forestry and Land Scotland despite community objection

23 February 2024

Forestry and Land Scotland, has agreed to sell three hectares of steeply sloping land on three sides of the castle.


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