Environment

Highland Council will vote this week on whether to cancel plans to increase the cost of electric vehicle chargers by 130 per cent.

A year on, what is the view of its author?

The waste will be used to generate electricity which is exported onto the National Grid.

Campaigners believe the announcement should end calls for further delays

85 hydro schemes are currently hosted on land managed by Forestry & Land Scotland.

Councils and landowners are being encouraged to work up bids before forestry deadline

40,000 properties were affected across the north at the storm's peak...

In our new Making Space for Nature column, High Life Highland countryside ranger Marcia O’Hara explains how to look after your garden birds

Winds of up to 80mph have been predicted in the Highlands on Friday as Storm Otto is set to bring disruption to much of Scotland.

A Yellow weather warning is in place.

Some councillors say the new charges mean it’s now cheaper to run a petrol car than an electric one.

Xander McDade stepping down from convener role

Highland Council has named a host of new “species champions” as part of the fight against biodiversity loss.

Protection zones set up on January 24

Comprehensive new plan is published

Just two per cent of original Scottish forest remaining, says new study

As Scotland marks 20 years of access laws under the Land Reform Act, John Davidson speaks to charities and politicians on the future of outdoor access

The High Life Highland countryside rangers have 10 outdoor walks and nature events lined up across the region in February. Which will you join?

Transformation sought through 24 different programmes

Power giants set up Laggan drop-in event