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The Scottish government is undertaking a consultation on its biodiversity strategy which which sets out what needs to be done, and the conditions that must be in place, to halt nature loss by 2030 and reverse it by 2045.
Forestry and Land Scotland is advising all visitors to its forest destinations to avoid touching dead or dying birds as a safety precaution during the avian flu outbreak.
In a first for the Arran Mountain Festival, festival goers will have the opportunity to spend a day in the hills with renowned Scottish poet and mountaineer Stuart B Campbell and contribute to a poem about the experience.
Spring is an exciting time of year, awaiting the arrival of our summer visitors and seeing the last of our winter visitors leaving. The timing of the northerly spring migration is dependent on the weather, not just locally, but throughout the whole length of the migration route.
Villagers from the south coast of the island have secured protection for nesting oystercatchers which lay their eggs among the boulders of Kildonan beach.
Bids of up to £5,000 will be available for constituted groups within North Ayrshire who wish to support existing, or develop new, tree planting projects.
If you enjoy walking on Arran you have probably benefited from the work of Arran Access Trust (AAT). But what is the AAT, what do they do and what are their future plans?
The last weekend in January 2022 was the weekend of the RSPB Big Garden Bird Watch.
The popular annual spring flower and bulb show will not go ahead this year, the Arran Horticultural Society committee have announced.
Booking lines are now open for the 2022 Arran Mountain Festival and places are already filling up fast.
