Environment

The yellow warning runs from Thursday morning until the end of Saturday and covers parts of the A9.

Forestry and Land Scotland has warned that the closure will last from October 23 right through until next summer. The low level route will stay open.

People travelled from all across the Highlands and Islands for the meet.

Scottish farming and crofting families who were seriously hit by last weekend’s flooding are being encouraged to contact RSABI to apply for support.

The outdoor experts have put together a list of their favourite autumnal hikes across the UK

Cereal production is expected to remain in line with the ten-year average despite significant challenges during the year.

A Nairn-based charity has received a building-sized boost to its work rescuing unwanted animals.

A Highland rewilding centre – the first of its kind world-wide – will become the set for a brand new wildlife show starring two popular presenters.

Public parades stressful for them? No, say local experts

A Highland councillor was elected president of an international environmental organisation at its last AGM last week.

SEPA's interim head of functions, Nathan Critchlow-Watton discusses the increasing issue of drought at the Future Farming Expo

Visitors from across the country made their way to Aberdeen on Tuesday for the first day of the new Future Farming Expo showcase.

Spectacular footage of the famous Falls of Foyers in breathtaking spate have been captured by a local hotelier.

Autumn lovers of all ages braved the torrential rains last weekend to enjoy some seasonal fun and grab a colourful pumpkin to take home.

An open day by Croy Community Garden Group was hailed a success with 100 visitors coming to learn about growing their own produce and plants.

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

SEPA has warned communities to 'keep mindful across Monday'.

Rural communities feel "under siege" over the plans for a major power line and new substations in the Highlands, campaigners have warned.

Making Space for Nature by Roz Summers

Almost 15 schools across the Highlands – among which Inverness and Ross-shire primaries – were part of a scheme to enhance cycling among pupils.