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National Parks ‘deliver improved well-being’ for visitors and locals – report

National parks can “deliver improved public well-being” for both visitors and locals, a new report has found, with the study adding that Scotland’s two existing national parks regularly generate over £700 million a year for the country’s economy. ...

23 Sept 2024 at 00:01

Scotland

National parks can help support farms, says environment charity

The creation of national parks can help “support viable farm businesses”, a report from an environment charity has found. The study, by Scottish Environment Link, highlighted how farmers working in such areas can access “advice, support and ...

02 Oct 2024 at 00:01

Warning of ‘inertia, delay and uncertainty’ without Internal Market Act changes

Devolved governments face “years of inertia, delay and uncertainty” without reforms being made to a key piece of post-Brexit legislation, campaigners have claimed. A new report for Scottish Environment LINK – a charity which brings ...

22 Jan 2025 at 00:01

Scotland

Greens want nature Bill changes to help one of Scotland’s ‘most iconic species’

Greens want to re-write proposed new legislation to help “save” one of Scotland’s “most iconic native species” – the red squirrel. Co-leader Ross Greer is to bring forward amendments to a Bill going through Holyrood, calling for a ...

16 Nov 2025 at 00:01

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