Nature-based solutions: Urban Nature-based solutions in urban environments create nicer, healthier places to live and can help us to tackle climate change.
Nature-based solutions: Local authorities NatureScot joins with COSLA, The Improvement Service and the Sustainable Scotland Network to publish a briefing for Elected Members on Nature-based solutions.
Nature-based solutions: Land and soil Soils are one of Scotland's greatest assets. They are the vital, active interface between biodiversity, geodiversity, the atmosphere, water and the human environment.
Nature-based Solutions: Air Quality Nature-based solutions can help improve air quality by capturing harmful pollutants from the air and by acting as a barrier to prevent us from inhaling harmful air pollutants.
Nature-based solutions: Marine Scotland's marine and coastal environment can provide nature-based solutions to tackle climate change.
Peatland ACTION Peatland ACTION is the project helping to restore damaged peatlands in support of Scotland's Climate Change Plan outcomes.
Wee Forests: Part of the TinyForest Global Family A Wee Forest is a small, tennis court-sized, densely planted, native species rich, fast growing, urban woodland in Scotland.
Statistical news release NatureScot has released the latest figures tracking the proportion of Scottish natural features in favourable or recovering condition. News - 19 May
Chief Executive Recruitment This is an exciting and rare opportunity to lead an organisation that is integral to Scotland’s future. Vacancy - 02 May
£1.6m for Scotland's seabirds The Scottish Marine Environmental Fund (SMEEF) have announced a new fund to help safeguard the future of Scotland's precious seabirds. News - 15 May
Supporting local nature restoration This week we hear about the Neighbourhood Ecosystem Fund – a new initiative helping groups to achieve nature restoration projects. Blog - 22 May
Kinloch Castle RESAS Report NatureScot has welcomed the findings of a study that sought the views of Rum residents on the sale of Kinloch Castle. News - 8 May
Nature's bright future The Future Routes Fund was launched for 11-26 year olds in 2018 during Scotland’s Year of Young People by ReRoute, Scotland’s youth biodiversity panel. Blog - 13 May
