Carnivorous plants
Dave Browne, member of the Carnivorous Plants Society, shares with us how he ended up ‘captivated’ by these plants, which blur the line between flora […]
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Showcasing our rich natural heritage, promoting ecology and the environment.
Dave Browne, member of the Carnivorous Plants Society, shares with us how he ended up ‘captivated’ by these plants, which blur the line between flora […]
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Planet Sutherland, encouraging everyone to start growing their own food It’s difficult to think about global warming when we’re knee deep in snow as I
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You might have noticed strange, bulbous growths on oak leaves or rose stems. These curious structures, called galls, are nature’s hidden laboratories — formed when
Our volunteers were tackling the damage left after storms Floris and Amy Barely two months after the summer storm Floris, Storm Amy arrived at the
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Roe deer, Scotland’s most common native deer, are found across the mainland in a wide range of habitats. They can be seen year-round, though they
Our volunteers had to fell a tree partially blown over by storm Floris. It has been another season of rather ‘unusual’ (or is this now
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The Highlands and Islands Climate Hub has a busy few months ahead with the Highlands and Islands Climate Festival and the Highland Climate Conference. Kyle
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Planet Sutherland news Well, I just realised that the next Kyle Chronicle edition may just miss the Christmas Markets news. No doubt you’ll be aware
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New seats at the Gearrchoille If you have been out and about enjoying the sunny spring days and strolling through the Gearrchoille, you may have
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Water, water everywhere… Planet Sutherland’s tips for this summer include water-saving measures This Spring has been the driest in over a century! Wow! No doubt
Water, water everywhere… Read More »