Environment

MANAGING the shape of the Moray coastline in the face of climate change took centre stage at a series of community consultations.

Planting for woodland restoration on Mar Lodge Estate has been completed as work continues to restore eroded peatland.

The RHASS Presidential Initiative team have reflected on ten brilliant case studies which have been uncovered over the last six months in Scotland.

People across Scotland are being asked for their views on a Bill before Holyrood and whether it really will make a difference in reducing waste.

Measuring grass swards and using the results in a new software programme will allow Deeside Monitor Farmers Duncan and Claire Morrison to plan ahead.

REMARKABLE exhibition will get you thinking about what you can do to help Earth.

The Nairn, Findhorn, Spey and Dee catchments are now at Moderate Scarcity water levels while the Black Isle is now at Significant Scarcity level.

The Cabinet Secretary has said proposals for Highly Protected Marine Areas across 10 per cent of Scotland’s seas by 2026 will not be progressed.

New powers could impose a fine on the registered keeper of a vehicle from which a littering offence is committed in Scotland.

Testing for avian flu has been carried out at Forvie Nature Reserve after dead sandwich terns and a number of dead black-headed gulls were found.

Woodland Trust Scotland, Soil Association Scotland and NFU Scotland have called for integrated forestry alongside food production.

A further £1.5 million is coming to north-east communities for environmentally-friendly green projects.

A PROPOSED substation could "destroy" Keith's future development, according to a campaign spokesperson whose petition received almost 800 signatures.

The Back O'Bennachie Car Park near Oyne will be closed for five days while repair work is carried out at the site.

Plans to add extra green waste collections in Cruden Bay, New Pitsligo, Aberchirder, Braemar and Torphins have been halted.

New Forestry Grants Scheme measures include making funding available for planting fruit, nut and native trees.

The consultation period for responses on route options for the new northern powerline has been extended until June 30.

Land managers will be given more powers to help control the deer population after updated rules were introduced to Parliament this week.

Land managers will be given more powers to help control the deer population after updated rules were introduced to Parliament this week.

The arable sector is welcomed back to Balruddery Farm, Dundee on July 4 for the field-based Arable Scotland event.