Environment

She say amid 'the challenge of the climate and nature emergency, the wellbeing economy approach is a great way to go.'

A new electric timber truck, believed to be the first of its kind in the UK, is now operating in the Highlands as part of a trial.

John Davidson spends some time at the end of the line and discovers the Plock of Kyle offers a superb vantage point to see the mighty Cuillin hills

Climate campaign activists from across the Highlands and Moray will join in a Global Day of Climate Action on Saturday in Inverness.

Yellow weather warnings for snow and ice remain in place across most of the north.

A favourite little character that visits Highland gardens may be in danger without our help – an expert shares tips on how you can help the robin.

A free screening of the film Climate Action: Highlands & Islands is due to take place at Eden Court this week.

A cygnet 'trapped' in ice in the ponds at Inverness Campus, sparking concern for its life, has freed itself, the SSPCA has confirmed.

Temperatures in the Highlands fell well below freezing overnight , with the mercury bottoming out at -18C near the A9 in the Cairngorms National Park.

Warnings for snow have been issued for large swathes of the Highlands – especially in the east – with up to 10cm possible in hilly spots

Highland residents were waking up to what is likely to have been the coldest night of the winter so far after the mercury plummeted as low as -15C.

Internationally renowned UK climber Fay Manners told an audience in Aviemore that she wants to encourage young women to follow their passion for sport

The Met Office yellow warning for snow and ice comes into force on Friday evening and covers parts of the far north.

SSEN announced today that reports have now been produced following the first round of consultation on its proposals.

If you hear bells ringing this weekend, it is not Santa coming early – but it could be Kidical Mass cyclists who are planning a special festive ride.

Key pledges include increasing energy efficiency, reducing waste and sourcing from locally-based and sustainable suppliers as much as possible.

Pupils from Inverness, Culloden and the Black Isle were joined by others from as far afield as Ardnamurchan for the mock COP28 event.

Households will get an extra bin as part of the changes which aim to increase the amount of waste recycled while saving money for the service.

Individuals and organisations involved in the tourism industry gathered together at the Highland Tourism Conference in Inverness yesterday.

A wet Munro mission in Kintail as John Davidson heads onto the South Glen Shiel Ridge with his head in the clouds