TV presenters Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin spoke to a capacity audience at the world-first rewilding centre on Saturday. John Davidson reports
John Davidson reviews Great Scottish Walks, a new book by Helen and Paul Webster of Walkhighlands.
John Davidson takes his children on a bothy adventure as they sleep in the former youth hostel at Craig, near Torridon
John Davidson joins Ben MacGregor for a short paddle down the east coast of Caithness as the pair enjoy ideal conditions for exploring the shore
An Inverness map-maker has received backing from the industry that she is heading in the right direction with her latest publication.
John Davidson explores the short walk to Caithness’s best-preserved Iron Age broch just north of the Ord
A young Highland journalist has won a national award for highlighting the plight of displaced care home residents in her home town of Ullapool.
Two Merkinch enterprises have joined forces to come up with a solution for a charity’s online shop that is boxing clever.
A bike jumble sale and clothing swap will take place in Inverness over the next few weekends.
Hill walkers and others who access the mountains across the Highlands are being asked to check for deer stalking activity during a key period.
For most people, the thought of running one marathon is daunting enough – but an Inverness man is now aiming to complete 10 in a row.
Parents have been told that schools will be closed to pupils for three days next week as non-teaching staff take strike action over pay.
Abriachan is home to the Kelpies Trails. John Davidson took his family to get a taste of free-flowing off-road riding in the hills above Loch Ness
A good turnout of 60 runners took on the Caithness Half Marathon on Sunday in cool and drizzly conditions – a stark contrast to the recent hot spell.
John Davidson goes from one extreme to another on a walk up An Leacainn, in the Great Glen near Inverness
A landmark decision which will allow a green hub to be created in a fast-growing part of Inverness has been hailed as a "momentous milestone".
Families enjoyed sunshine and some well-known faces as they returned for the first Kidical Mass campaigning ride since the summer holidays.
A Highland Green MSP has claimed that one of the party’s key commitments in the deal with the SNP shows it is making a positive impact.
Crew and volunteers from the North Kessock lifeboat were among hundreds of runners who took on a gruelling 24-hour challenge on the edge of Loch Ness.
Campaigners are marking the second anniversary of the Kidical Mass children’s bike ride in Inverness this weekend
