Environment

The connection between climate change or habitat destruction and disease is becoming increasingly clear says NHS Highland officer.

A new youth leadership award focused on the environment is being launched by High Life Highland as part of its youth leadership programme.

Douglas Ross says the Cromarty Firth 'has everything going for it' and 'ticks all the boxes' for net zero and Levelling Up

He says the project is a real 'stand-out' in Scotland that could inspire young people to get involved in renewable energy

The founder of the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival has revealed how 1150 acres of land was transformed annually from family farm to music destination.

Exciting new research by Historic Environment Scotland has triggered a rethink on how the Battle of Culloden was fought.

RECKLESS beach-goers in the Highlands are being urged to clean up their act and ensure the coast and sands are as clean as they found them.

It is feared that billions in investment and thousands of jobs could go abroad

The message was delivered to the UK and Scottish governments that through a rare joint open-letter backing the bid

All three north MPs back the bid saying it could halt the economic decline of the Highlands

Beavers could be reintroduced to a world famous Highland glen if a rewilding charity’s bid is successful.

INVERNESS attractions feature in the latest edition of a guide for sustainable tourism created by a UK rail operator.

Members of Extinction Rebellion Highlands and Islands and Extinction Rebellion Moray performed a "die in" in Inverness city centre.

SNP, Conservatives, Labour and LibDems signed an open letter, saying – 'This is the best bid'

Information highlighting key messages for visitors to the award-winning Hydro Ness has received funding and support from Zero Waste Scotland.

Highland councillors will decide whether a wooden doggie sculpture installed in protest beside a controversial public artwork is allowed to remain.

A SCOTLAND-wide initiative to encourage grow-your-own practices will be offering free plants to Inverness residents and visitors this weekend.

Farmers with a passion for nature have joined forces to improve and protect their environment near Loch Ness.

A Met Office spokeswoman said that, while there were no observation sites in Inverness, a number of readings recorded elsewhere in the Highlands.

It is a bid to encourage more people to the city centre on bike and by foot – and less by car