John Davidson speaks to some of those in the outdoors industry whose businesses have been affected by the lockdown
The first ever virtual Scottish Highlands and Islands Renewable Energy Conference proved to be a big hit after being launched on April 30.
Florida-based newly-weds forced to return to their Highland home due to the coronavirus pandemic have become Community Champions on their return.
Heather Morning, mountain safety adviser with Mountaineering Scotland, answers our questions about how she is dealing with the lockdown
Orkney has been awarded €100,000 in the first ever EU RESPonsible Island Prize, funded by Horizon 2020, the EU research and innovation programme.
Care homes have been high on the agenda during the coronavirus pandemic, and one reader wanted to highlight the hard work of staff in this setting.
Land managers and the public are being warned to take extra care not to increase the risk of wildfires as emergency services remain on high alert.
The UK’s largest renewable and low-carbon energy exhibition and conference is gearing up for its delayed 20th annual event with a series of webinars.
From the archive: John Davidson recounts a memorable sea kayaking trip to the Summer Isles from a glorious summer weekend in 2012
A new onshore wind farm has been proposed in the hills above Fort Augustus.
The boss of a Forres engineering firm has been recognised for his leadership skills.
The Scottish Highlands Renewable Energy Conference (SHREC) went online today as organisers Harper Macleod launched its first Virtual SHREC.
A mother and daughter have been called unsung heroes for the work they are doing to deliver meals and food parcels to those in need.
As we enter the sixth week of lockdown restrictions, John Davidson looks at the nature springing up closer to home
Industry body Scottish Renewables, which represents Scotland’s renewable energy sector, has appointed seven new directors to its board.
A competition to inspire people to connect with nature through music is seeking new compositions from budding musicians.
A temporary portable charger will be demonstrated in the north of Scotland as part of a project to boost electric vehicle capacity.
A former director at Orkney's European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has joined the world's leading developer of floating tidal stream turbines.
Children are being offered another way of getting closer to nature with new activity sheets.
Personal protective equipment for frontline staff – including those in the NHS and social care – has been high on the agenda during the pandemic.
