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Hill walkers and climbers are being asked to help keep Scotland's mountains clear of litter as lockdown restrictions are eased.
John Davidson speaks to mountain and trail running guide Ian Stewart about his six-day, 400km Cairngorm Parkrun challenge
Huge swathes of the National Cycle Network in the Highlands are to have their official status removed as part of a review.
John Davidson heads to the Monadhliath to climb his first Munro of the year by a lesser-used route
A CHARITY which has fought for the public's right of access across Scotland for 175 years has issued a quirky invitation to celebrate the milestone.
Hydro Trust grants are available for new electricity connections in the north
A subsea cable connecting mainland Scotland with Shetland has been granted approval by energy watchdog Ofgem
A quick connection system that builds on technology in use on a Shetland tidal array is being developed as part of a pioneering wave energy process.
An Aviemore man completed an epic challenge late on Wednesday night when he climbed his last mountain on a continuous round of 58 Munros.
People are being reminded to follow the rules of the countryside when out and about this summer in a new campaign.
After months in lockdown, John Davidson makes the most of the easing of travel restrictions with a fine walk into the hills
A mountain guide from Aviemore is aiming to complete a mammoth Munro challenge in the Cairngorms National Park on Wednesday night.
A Scottish engineering firm is using digital twinning to help improve its world-leading tidal turbine design to help make the technology competitive.
A new subsea cable will be laid between Orkney and Caithness after faults were found with the connection.
A project to help tackle loneliness and boost mental wellbeing in care homes is set to benefit from £475,700 in National Lottery funding.
A new active travel map is offering ways to explore Badenoch and Strathspey on foot and by bike.
As the Scottish Rights of Way and Access Society marks its 175th anniversary, John Davidson looks back at its impact in the Highlands
People visiting the countryside are being told to act responsibly after 'shameful' littering problems once travel restrictions were lifted.
Hill walkers are being warned of path diversions and limited parking at a popular access point for Schiehallion.
Kayakers and canoeists are being urged to get back on the water with caution and to keep clear of man-made structures at hydro power sites.
