Community April 17, 2019
May 2019 Issue – Out Now!
The May issue of The Scots Magazine is in shops now an exclusive interview with Muriel Gray, and the Scottish inspiration behind Game of Thrones.
Photography
Workshop Weekend
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What's On April 17, 2019
Events Scotland: The Cannae Miss List, April 19 – 30
Welcome to Events Scotland: The Cannae Miss List! Our weekly What's On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland.
Outdoor Scotland April 12, 2019
Three Wee Wanders To Try This May!
Step into summer with National Walking Month Living Streets couldn’t have timed it better! Their national walking campaign kicks off next month, and we’ve already got some ideas. For the […]
Gear April 10, 2019
Keela Ladies’ Liberty Softshell – Review
"When Keela say 'hi-vis yellow' - they really do mean hi-vis yellow!" - Katrina reviews the latest softshell from Keela on our Gear Guide.
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Outdoor Scotland
Outdoor Scotland March 12, 2019
In The Frame – Photography Tips From The Expert
The Scots Magazine’s top landscape photographer Keith Fergus is here to share his top photography tips on how to capture that perfect shot.
Yokohama’s Deep Scottish Connection
Loch Lomond Gallery
Paws At The Palace!
The ultimate guide to the home of Outlander
Wildlife Blogs
Wildlife March 6, 2019
Reintroducing The Red Kite – Jim Crumley
Jim Crumley talks about the Red Kite's spectacular introduction… but a less impressive growth in numbers in the north of Scotland.
Wildlife February 27, 2019
Starlings In The Roof – Jim Crumley
Jim Crumley goes head to head with a white van man on the subject of Starlings and looks at how they have recolonised the Scottish mainland.
Wildlife February 6, 2019
A Single Scots Pine – Jim Crumley
Renowned Scottish nature writer Jim Crumley explains how his outlook on nature and life always comes back to the scots pine.
Wildlife January 30, 2019
A Decade Of Wildcats- Jim Crumley
Jim Crumley looks at the plight of the Scottish Wildcat and how it has changed since he first wrote about them for us a decade ago.
