Environment

An independent review of how fish farms are regulated is underway in a move to make Scottish aquaculture legislation one of the most effective and transparent in the world.

Professor Russel Griggs OBE has been appointed to lead the first phase of the review.

Following the ending of the approval to use Asulam for bracken control on 31 December 2012, temporary annual arrangements have been put in place to allow the use of Asulam to continue.

On 23 July, the Scottish Government published the consultation Scottish Building Regulations: Proposed changes to Energy Standards and associated topics, including Ventilation, Overheating and Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure.

Grow Connections! With the Scotland Network

Join Eden Project Communities Scotland and Dundee based Manuela de los Rios for a workshop all about how to reconnect with your community through nature and growing food.

Galloway Footsteps - Outside the Home

Join Galloway Glens for their fourth and final Galloway Footsteps event! This is the last of the series of four events where they have been finding out how the individual choices we all make can add up to important effects.

Get involved in this year's Sea Watch National Whale and Dolphin Watch.

You have just over 2 weeks left to submit a nomination for Scottish Land & Estates Helping it Happen Awards 2021!

The Scotland-wide Helping It Happen Awards, which are once again sponsored by GLM, recognise the role of estates, farms and rural businesses who are helping rural Scotland thrive.

New £10 million Nature Restoration Fund for local and national projects.

Projects that restore nature, safeguard wildlife and tackle the causes of biodiversity loss and climate change will get a share of £10 million through a new Scottish Government fund.

Help shape the contents of the next Cairngorms National Park Partnership Plan.

A new programme of events will put the voices of young people in Scotland at the heart of the climate conversation during COP26.

Young Scot, Keep Scotland Beautiful and YouthLink Scotland will lead on delivering a youth climate programme across the country backed by £450,000 of Scottish Government funding.

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