Environment

POLLUTION levels have plummeted on an Inverness road branded one of the most toxic in Scotland.

A competition to inspire people to connect with nature through music is seeking new compositions from budding musicians.

A special series of live programmes aim to keep the UK connected to native wildlife.

The judges travel around the country and head to Oyne to look at a spacious family property.

World renowned expert Dr Gordon Noble of Aberdeen University has created an online podcast of some of the work of the Northern Picts project.

Inverness firm Makar, which designs, manufactures and builds eco homes, was recognised for its achievements in creating "healthy buildings".

Highland Council's convener believes lessons can be learned from the coronavirus situation for dealing with climate change.

Gardening experts will return to the BBC this May to provide special programming celebrating the world renowned show.

Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has refuted claims that fox hunting with dogs is being carried out on the land that it manages.

A NATIONAL forestry body has published a series of beautiful pictures from its Highland sites – alongside a spirit-uplifting lockdown message.

"DON'T drive to our forests during the Covid-19 lockdown," the country's forestry organisation has pleaded ahead of the Easter weekend.

An amateur photographer took a rare picture of last night's corona in the moon-lit sky.

An analysis of wildlife records across Britain has shown the importance of recording by Highland Biological Recording Group (HBRG).

New series of the gardening and outdoors shows come to BBC Scotland on Thursday, April 16.

The cancellation of a planned strike in Inverness city centre tomorrow due to coronavirus has failed to deter campaigners.

The UN climate change conference set to take place in Glasgow in November has been postponed due to Covid-19.

New figures show Scottish Water teams were called out to deal with more than 1300 sewer blockages in just two weeks.

PLANTS grown at Inverness Botanic Gardens through its GROW Project are being donated to a host of local charities.

Bike Life, has revealed that four out of five people in Inverness think more cycle tracks separated from traffic would help them to cycle more.

Highland Council is reminding people that its recycling centres are closed and garden waste and bulky uplift services have been suspended.