Climate activist and environmental scientist Laura Young shares her top tips for sustainable living that will help you reduce your impact on the environment in our Climate Change issue. Discover more ways to get involved...
Activists from across the generations discuss the ecological emergency. Nature writer Jim Crumley and student campaigner Anna Brown talk all about it.
This month, discover the Climate Change Issue of The Scots Magazine. Never before have we devoted so much space to a single issue – and the environmental emergency is one of the biggest issues Scotland, indeed the world, will face. We take a look at Scotland's role in it all!
Bad Girl Bakery, based in the Black Isle village of Muir of Ord in the Scottish Highlands, is run by Jeni Lannetta and her husband Douglas Hardie. We chat to Jeni about the new cookbook with more than 100 of her favourites.
Some of the most famous Scots recount their favourite places, memories and inspirations from around Scotland. This month we bring you more from award-winning crime writer Val McDermid.
Award-winning actor, Brian Cox, shares his favourite places and memories of Scotland...
Scottish singer-songwriter, KT Tunstall, tells us why Scotland has always inspired her music...
Scotland's Makar, Jackie Kay, talks poetry, places and people...
This time in fascinating facts we explore the golden eagle. This bird of prey is revered in many countries, and here in Scotland, it's just as special a sight...
You have all been sharing some fantastic wildlife Wednesday photographs from around Scotland through #wildlifeWednesday on social media. So we wanted to showcase some of our favourites!
The Scottish Wildlife Trust and National Farmers Union (NFU) of Scotland are calling on the Scottish Government to ensure the country’s farmers and crofters can play their part in addressing the climate and biodiversity crises...
After years of wildlife decline in Scotland, the number of beavers in the country has more than doubled over the last three years to around one thousand according to a recent NatureScot survey.
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