Environment

Intelligent Land Investments (ILI) has leafleted households to gauge public reaction and gain feedback prior to lodging a planning application.

A strategy has been published setting out a route map for beaver reintroduction in Scotland for decades to come.

An Ardersier resident has called for information to be passed to police by anyone who knows who may be responsible for fly-tipping in the Carse Wood.

The Iron Age site at Swartigill has yielded up its treasures with one artefact showing a possible connection between Caithness and the Roman Empire.

Extreme adventurer and author Ross Edgley to attempt the world's longest non-stop swim on world famous Loch Ness.

Plans for a major new overhead power line between Beauly and Peterhead will be unveiled at consultation events starting this month.

The Skills for Rewilding programme sought to give apprentices the opportunity to live at Dundreggan and learn the skills of the trade.

The pupils learned about various different types of plant life among other things.

An unusual animal that has been mistaken by some UK residents as a snake was seen making its way across a byroad near Watten.

Bill McAllister remembers Andrew Davidson the Inverness sculptor who created so many of the city landmarks.

Highland Council’s renewable energy installation Hydro Ness has been shortlisted at the 2022 Structural Steel Design Awards.

The twin visions amount to potentially the biggest changes for generations

Highlands Rewilding is aiming for a mass influx of 'citizen rewilder' co-owners.

A journey through the Cairngorms’ most famous pass brings back memories for John Davidson

The Scottish Government has today approved an application by SSE Renewables to build an extension to Bhlaraidh Wind Farm.

An alleged incident of fly-tipping in Inverness was captured by nearby CCTV and has been reported to Highland Council.

The children at Junior World in Nairn have raised more than £200 for charity by collecting and recycling “unrecyclable” items from the community.

An angry tour guide called for Inverness to be renamed Invermess due to the litter building up on city centre streets.

Ness Notebook: Trunk Roads around Inverness must improve or we run the risk of being stuck in a layby says David Sutherland.

Energy advice and ideas for cheaper and greener living plus a children’s clothes swap will feature at a free eco festival in Inverness tomorrow.