Environment

A celebration of localism will be at the heart of the month-long Highlands and Islands Climate Festival later this year.

Grateful well-wishers have been sharing their thoughts following the news.

The charity that supports vulnerable children and young people in the Highlands reveals exciting plans for a new centre of learning

Highland Council hopes the move with retain customers and attract more.

An Ullapool teenager is among the first recipients of a prestigious ocean advocacy award, after her years of campaigning for a beloved sea creature.

A powerful rallying call from Cllr Helen Crawford brought Saturday’s landmark convention to a close.

A powerful speech from Ardross Community Council prompted a rousing response at a major Highland convention in Beauly on Saturday.

Over 350 community councillors and members of the public attended the convention in Beauly yesterday.

The incident triggered a massive response from the emergency services.

A youth-led Ullapool environmental group are “massively honoured” to have scooped a prestigious national award.

Intense thunderstorms could bring up to 80mm of rain to parts of the Highlands tomorrow, the Met Office has warned.

The Scottish and UK governments approve business case, according to CEO Calum Macpherson.

The 300MW Foyers pumped storage hydro scheme has been producing power since 1975. John Davidson tells how his Grandpa was instrumental in its making

He applauds bravery of Councillor Helen Crawford about ‘democratic failure’ amid her call to ‘unite’ ahead of Beauly convention.

The initiative is being rolled out across the Highlands, Moray and Aberdeenshire.

Seven years and more than £1 million in the making, Scotland’s richest man is celebrating the completion of his showpiece and most exclusive garden.

The National Trust for Scotland project took aim at species such as Japanese knotweed and Rhododendron ponticum.

Hundreds of people turned out for a chance to learn more about marine life last weekend.

A part-funded outdoor experience is helping give secondary pupils an in-depth understanding of nature. John Davidson spoke to some of those involved

The clean up begins in Tain tonight, and will continue on Tuesday and Wednesday.