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Outdoor enthusiasts are expected to flock to the countryside this weekend after the five-mile travel limit was lifted from Friday, July 3.
Forest car parks are set to reopen from Friday, July 3, but the public are being warned that some parking facilities and toilets will remain closed.
John Davidson recalls a memorable trip from last spring when he headed to the hills with his tent to climb a series of high Cairngorms summits
The hill walking and cycling author, editor and broadcaster shares his experiences of lockdown from his home in Newtonmore
Outdoor enthusiasts have welcomed the news that the five-mile travel restriction for leisure and recreation will be lifted from July 3.
This year's Highland Cross may have been cancelled but, as John Davidson discovers, the hard work of the benefitting charities continues
The renewable energy industry says new figures show the economic boost on offer if governments pursue a green recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.
Eight up-and-coming green energy workers have been honoured in the 2020 Young Professionals Green Energy Awards.
Community renewables and other low-carbon projects will help to kick-start a 'green recovery' after £5.5 million of funding was announcedt.
Mountaineers and hill walkers have expressed frustration at the continued travel restrictions as Scotland moved into phase two of lockdown easing.
Hear about how the mountaineering instructor and coach based in Fort William has been learning and living local during lockdown
As people prepare for a possible mid-July return to the hills, Scottish Mountain Rescue offer some advice on planning for your long-awaited trip
A £580 million wind farm on Shetland will ensure an interconnector with mainland Scotland is built after a final investment decision by SSE Renewables
In the latest in our series on historic routes, John Davidson takes a journey through Glen Tilt, site of an acrimonious 19th-century access dispute
A multimillion-pound investment in the energy sector in the north-east is likely to have knock-on benefits for the Highlands and Islands.
Development of new public toilets and path works on Skye are getting back under way as construction workers start to return to work.
Communities across the Highlands and Islands are making good use of more than £50,000 in funding to help in their response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The ex international cyclist was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2008 and now raises awareness of the condition and the benefits of exercise
The Great Glen is feeling a jobs boost alongside £360 million of added value from SSE Renewables' projects in the area, according to a new study.
A leading renewables conference and networking event is launching four new webinars after the success of its initial series last month.
