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John Davidson finds some escape from the pressures affecting everybody during the coronavirus pandemic on a Black Isle bike ride
Hostels and bothies across Scotland are closed until further notice following the tight restrictions over coronavirus.
Walkers and climbers have been told to stay away from the hills after the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, announced a country-wide lockdown.
A new online platform has been launched to share environmental impact data for marine energy developers.
Schools and other council venues are due to get energy saving measures as part of a bid to reduce the authority's carbon emissions.
Meet the adventure cyclist who lives in a self-built eco-house in the Cairngorms National Park, and discover why he loves being active outdoors
The annual All-Energy and Dcarbonise events have been postponed until the autumn amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Solar panels installed on public buildings across the Highlands so far will generate more than 500,000kWh of energy a year.
Runners and walkers who gather every Saturday morning for their 5km social run will have to wait until at least May for their next group event.
People heading to the hills are being urged to reduce risk to themselves and others during the coronavirus outbreak.
If you like maps and mountains, you can't go far wrong with this coffee-table tome.
A series of consultation events on a proposed powerline upgrade have been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
In a new series, John Davidson looks at a route once used by post runners heading from the county town of Dingwall to the west coast at Poolewe
The body of a missing climber was recovered from Aonach Mor in Lochaber on Sunday, March 8.
John Davidson takes a dip in a chilly Loch Morlich as he gets his first real taste of open water swimming with Alice Goodridge
A 27-year-old Aberdeen man is jumping in the saddle to tackle an around Loch Ness cycle event after suffering a major stroke less than two years ago.
John Allen’s original book covering his life as leader of Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Team has become indispensable to those who love the hills.
Nights by the fire in the remote corners of Scotland led Geoff Allan in a new direction. John Davidson joined him on one of his Scottish Bothy Walks
John Davidson joined long-time Loch Ness tourism guru Graeme Ambrose for a run on the South Loch Ness Trail ahead of a new event to promote the route
Pupils from across the Highlands were charged with helping to inspire grown-ups to go electric.
