Environment

A green energy project on the River Ness in Inverness has been shortlisted for a second prestigious award.

THE world's most powerful tidal turbine has received a big boost after developer Orbital Marine Power secured multi-million pound operational finance.

A wildlife estate near Loch Ness has been presented with a prestigious award for its conservation work including monitoring golden eagles.

As the Caithness Broch Project creates a series of new itineraries for visitors the the far north, John Davidson looks at a few of the best sites

RTS Forestry has officially opened a new base in Inverness to further service their current clients and develop new relationships in the region.

A LARGE majority of Scots are in favour of offshore wind farms, a survey for the Scottish Government has revealed.

Forestry and Land Scotland’s steep ground felling programme along the A82 is 'the most technically challenging timber harvesting in Britain'.

A FESTIVAL celebrating the work communities across the Highlands do to help tackle the climate emergency will start tomorrow.

The Highland Climate Festival is starting this weekend, with over 100 events taking place to show collective action on the climate emergency.

A REWILDING charity will be hosting an exhibition and event in the Highland Capital to showcase a new initiative to involve young people.

Ebike riders on the Caledonian Way will soon be able to recharge their batteries in more ways than one when pedalling the long-distance route.

NatureScot has restricted the use of general licences on Moy Estate for three years.

A trio of adventurers are setting off for a taste of the good life on Monday as they explore the north-west Highlands – and its larder – by bike.

A wind farm could be built on land near Fort Augustus if the plans get approval when they are submitted to Highland Council.

Completion of another stretch of footpath and cycle lane at Inverness campus has been approved by Highland Council planners.

A VAST Highland-based rewilding project has been recommended by the UK and Scottish Governments for a United Nations flagship status.

The project that brought water power back to the River Ness in Inverness is in line for a major green award.

It is a fall of two places in less than a month with a road condition score of just 1.29 out of 10

A Highland MSP is urging the Scottish Government to consult with community over moves to secure a community green space in Inverness.

Three Highland Council-led multi-agency groups are working to manage and ease visitor pressures across the region.