Scottish Natural Heritage news
15 May 2017
Former VisitScotland chair Dr Mike Cantlay will now chair Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) following his
12 Apr 2017
The Scottish Seabird Centre has unveiled its plans for a new visitor centre at its
11 Mar 2014
James Bond is being credited with helping to significantly boost visitor numbers to one of
12 Dec 2012
An open-air street gallery, featuring striking images of UK wildlife, has been unveiled at Dundee
30 Aug 2012
The National Trust for Scotland (NTS), Scottish Natural Heritage and Historic Scotland are among the
02 May 2012
Conservation charity RSPB Scotland has announced plans for a new 568-acre (228-hectare) nature reserve to
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18 Nov 2011
Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH) and the Highland Council have launched a consultation to gather views
04 Aug 2010
CairnGorm Mountain Ltd has been granted permission by Scottish Natural Heritage to let funicular passengers
16 Jul 2010
Visitors are to be given the chance to walk on the summit of Cairngorm Mountain
12 May 2010
A six-year survey being carried out by Forestry Commission Scotland (FCS) to establish a complete
29 Apr 2010
A new coastal nature reserve and visitor experience is being planned for the Solway Firth,
27 Apr 2010
A public consultation by the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority - regarding
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01 Apr 2010
Work is set to be carried out to improve the visitor experience at Loch Lomond
16 Mar 2010
British Waterways Scotland (BWS) has confirmed that a scheme to create a new canal canoe
12 Feb 2010
Scottish sport minister Shona Robison has helped launch a new national framework, which is designed
22 Oct 2009
British Waterways Scotland - in partnership with the Highland Council, Scottish Natural Heritage, Forestry Commission
28 Sep 2009
Part of an ancient Caledonian forest in Perthshire, Scotland, could be destroyed if plans for
24 Aug 2009
A new £2m scheme designed to preserve the machair wildlife habitat on the Hebrides archipelago
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A public consultation into plans to reform Scotland's wildlife and natural environment laws, some of
12 Jun 2009
Work on a new £70m University of the West of Scotland (UWS) campus in Ayr
01 May 2009
Northumberland National Park has introduced a summer-long series of free guided walks, starting 2 May,
19 Sep 2008
Greenspace Scotland has published a report assessing the health impact of projects involving open spaces.
20 Aug 2008
The Askernish Golf Course on the Island of South Uist, in the Outer Hebrides of
15 Apr 2008
The southern boundary of Cairngorms National Park is to be extended to include Blair Atholl
25 Oct 2007
Orkney Island, off the coast of Scotland, has received funding for three separate redevelopment projects.
11 Sep 2007
Scottish National Heritage (SNH) has secured three new National Nature Reserves (NNR) within the Cairngorms
05 Sep 2007
The exciting sky dances and food passes of the Clyde Muirshiel Hen Harriers can now
02 Aug 2007
Nearly two years after the first proposal by Scottish Natural Heritage for a trial re-introduction
26 Jul 2007
CairnGorm Mountain has embarked on a trial scheme to allow walkers reaching the top of
17 Jul 2007
Forestry Commission Scotland has opened a 9.5km blue-graded, purpose-built, single-track mountain bike loop at Glentrool
10 Apr 2007
Holyrood Park is to host a day-long free festival to celebrate the joys of the
06 Mar 2007
Holyrood Park in Edinburgh has plenty to fire the artistic imagination. It boasts 10,000 years
12 Dec 2006
The proposed National Park Plan for the Cairngorms National Park in Scotland has been submitted
17 Nov 2006
The Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) has appointed a new president: Professor Roger Wheater OBE FRSE.
15 Nov 2006
Angus Council has appointed Glenshee-based tourism consultants Blue Toucan to market North Angus in Scotland
11 Jul 2006
Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum reopened today following a £28m, three-year revamp. Lord Provost
11 Jul 2006
The Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT) has secured nearly £27,000 in funding from Biodiversity Action Grants
30 Jun 2006
Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum is set to reopen after its £28m, three-year revamp,
09 Jun 2006
Responses to the Scottish Natural Heritage consultation document: Making a difference for Scotland’s Species: A
30 Nov 2005
Closed for refurbishment since summer 2003, the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow, Scotland,
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