'I thought stalking was a privileged thing.' The new breed of community deer hunters
Deer stalking has long been seen as the preserve of the rich. But a new scheme at Beinn Eighe is all about training locals to shoot venison for their larders
Wild places charity backs 'resilient' Galloway National Park campaign
The John Muir Trusthas become the latest body to back the proposal, much criticised by farmers, for a new national park in Galloway
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Farmers are important. But Galloway National Park can't be all about them
You would think from the news coverage that the only people who have a strong view on the idea of a Galloway National Park, are farmers.
Rosebank and Jackdaw in court: what case tells us about 'unlawful' oil and gas
The UK Government's consent to Rosebank and Jackdaw was unlawful. But will a court challenge stop the developments. And what does it say about the industry?
£4K illegal fishing fine declared 'paltry' prompting calls for review
A fine issued for illegal hand-diving for scallops in protected waters off Arran has been criticised as “paltry” and “a mockery”
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How big a disaster is Trump's win for COP29 and the climate?
The talk around COP29 is all about Donald Trump. But what does his election mean for both the summit and the climate?
'Growing unease' over salmon farming, says group in call for cost-benefit analysis
An open letter has called on the Scottish Government to “urgently commission an independent Cost-Benefit Analysis of Scotland’s salmon farming industry".
Wild swimming, hot springs, ice baths. 11 big wellness trends from global summit
Last week, the Global Wellness Summit in St Andrews gathered a global industry together and what it talked most about was water
Could a court case stop Rosebank? Next week's judicial review explained
Campaign groups, Greenpeace and Uplift, will attempt to stop Rosebank, the UK's biggest untapped oilfield, through a judicial review. What is their case?
