Environment

Susi McLarty is the latest winner of the partnership between environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful and behaviour change app LitterLotto.

An informal drop-in hosted by NES Swifts (Huntly and District group) highlighted work being undertaken to help the birds locally.

All six of the council’s depots that service bins for more than 120,000 households will be collecting split-stream recycling from the kerbside.

If anything is worth investing in as we try to save our planet, it’s our long-term economic future.

Concerns have been raised that there are no plans to increase Scottish Forestry’s budget following extensive storm damage.

Judith Ralston and Christopher Blanchett examine the effects of storms on the communities and infrastructure over the winter in Aberdeenshire.

From May, SEPA will publish a weekly Water Situation Report looking at the latest conditions across Scotland.

A family living in the middle of a proposed new power line route near Fetteresso Forest say they have been left suffering from sleepless nights.

Sulmara, which has an office in Westhill, will deploy the Vos Gorgeous a 60m multi-purpose vessel, to carry out geophysical investigation.

Scientists at Aberdeen University have been awarded funding to further develop their pioneering technology to evaluate the habitability of Mars.

There is a continuing risk of flooding of coastal roads and promenade areas on Wednesday due to high tides.

Originally raising awareness of climate change, but more importantly showing what we can all do to make a difference, Climate Week North East returns.

The public have been urged to do their bit to help protect the country’s water.

A combination of high tides, waves and strong easterly winds means there is a continuing risk of flooding from waves and spray overtopping.

Warm, wetter weather is providing a rich environment for highly invasive Japanese knotweed to thrive.

A special Guinness World Record presentation in Dundee saw Adventure 2 claim the new world record for the distance travelled by a toy boat.

MP Richard Thomson is concerned about the UK Government’s investment in renewable energy.

Aberdeenshire Council will carry out significant repair and refurbishment to the parking site leading to its closure for three weeks.

Events are being held for the Muir Mhòr site off the Peterhead coast and Stromar site off the Wick coast which makes line connection to New Deer.

Cutting-edge underwater gliders, operated by engineers from National Oceanography Centre will navigate through the North Sea taking measurements,