Environment

Huge profits recorded by fertiliser manufacturers in 2022 at a time when farmgate costs saw an unprecedented spike need to be addressed says Union.

Crop rotations have proved critical to improving soil structure and reducing weed burden for five memebrs of the Soil Regenerative Agriculture Group.

Businesses abstracting water are being urged not to get complacent as river and ground water levels return to normal across much of Scotland.

Inspired by the Ross scientific expedition of 1839-43 two Aberdeenshire built replica ships have taken to Antarctic waters on a scientific mission.

THE slice of the Scottish coastline was also compared to the coast of Alentejo in Portugal, with a "sun-kissed southern European vibe".

THEY have got their hands full at a local wildlife park.

PEOPLE are being urged to keep themselves, their children and their pets out of the water.

TWO councillors made a "tangible difference" by picking litter from the banks of a flood alleviation area by a popular footpath.

MORAY Council let every fine-dodging fly-tipper in the last five years off the hook.

MEET the most sociable sheep in Moray.

MORAY Council has issued no litter fines in over four years, according to new figures.

The Black Isle remains in Significant Scarcity for a second week, and the Forth area rises from Alert to Moderate Scarcity in SEPA's latest report.

Researchers at Aberdeen University have played a key role in the development of a new handbook that aims to increase biodiversity in agriculture.

MANAGING the shape of the Moray coastline in the face of climate change took centre stage at a series of community consultations.

The RHASS Presidential Initiative team have reflected on ten brilliant case studies which have been uncovered over the last six months in Scotland.

People across Scotland are being asked for their views on a Bill before Holyrood and whether it really will make a difference in reducing waste.

REMARKABLE exhibition will get you thinking about what you can do to help Earth.

The Nairn, Findhorn, Spey and Dee catchments are now at Moderate Scarcity water levels while the Black Isle is now at Significant Scarcity level.

A 25-year-old message in a bottle found on the far north coast could help teach a new generation of children about the dangers of plastic pollution.

North politicians, MP Jamie Stone and MSP Maree Todd have responded to the Scottish Government’s decision to drop the controversial plan.