PRESS RELEASES

Aviemore-based active travel company, Wilderness Scotland, is making waves for nature through a new three-year partnership with SCOTLAND: The Big Picture, which will help to breathe life back into Scotland’s rivers.

While January’s unlicensed abandonment of lynx in the Cairngorms continues to generate headlines, a study tour to Switzerland reveals valuable lessons for Scotland.

An open letter has been sent to Scotland's First Minister, supported by 20 organisations, questioning John Swinney’s judgement in dismissing the return of lynx out of hand and highlighting the surge in public support revealed by a new poll.

One of Scotland’s pioneering rewilding sites has seen a near doubling of its native woodlands over the past 30 years. 

Lynx to Scotland, a three-charity partnership working to restore lynx to the Scottish Highlands, welcomes the swift and humane capture of the two lynx recently released illegally in the Cairngorms National Park.

A group of ten young Scottish activists have been selected for a nature restoration training programme, which aims to inspire the next generation of ‘rewilding communicators’ in Scotland.

SSEN Transmission is leading the way in nature restoration by becoming the first energy company to partner with nature charity SCOTLAND: The Big Picture to help power nature restoration efforts in the north of Scotland.

A pioneering partnership has been forged between the University of Edinburgh and Northwoods partner Kinloch Woodlands to restore native woodland bordering ancient Celtic rainforest in the Highlands.

SCOTLAND: The Big Picture has entered into an exciting new partnership with Burness Paull, a leading independent law firm.

600-strong conference at Perth Concert Hall to hear how Scotland should look to mainland Europe for inspiration.