Assynt community fights Dutch elm disease by planting 'hope'
In a remote north-west corner of Scotland, the battle is on to protect a population of over 100 wych elm trees deemed of “national…
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In a remote north-west corner of Scotland, the battle is on to protect a population of over 100 wych elm trees deemed of “national…
Rewilding is transforming some of Scotland's landscape. Ten pioneering estates are profiled, here, from trees to carbon credits and ownership.
St Andrews Botanic Garden
Jim talks about his favourite types of trees and the importance of doing your homework before deciding which ones to plant in your garden
IN a difficult year like the one that we have just been through, we can easily get caught up in the idea that when it comes to the climate or biodiversity crisis, there is no hope. But, in fact, there are glimmerings. Where we see hope at its brightest is when we witness actual change, rather than statements of intent, or the survival and return of things thought lost. It’s a golden eagle back in a forest in which none have bred for decades, it’s a flame shell reef surviving in the firth of Clyde, it’s people taking waste and turning it into something useful, it’s projects that ar...