Exploring Scotland’s seas – 2025 marine survey update
Discover how technology is used underwater in this post in Scotland’s Nature (21 August 2025). This post describes how the NatureScot Marine Survey and Monitoring team works with a variety of partners to build upon what we already know about the hidden world and wildlife beneath the waves.
Scotland’s amazing marine species and habitats
Explore this article and images in Scotland’s Nature about marine conservation and discover a beautiful hidden world: Improving protection for Scotland’s most sensitive marine habitats
Sea eagles in Scotland – 50 years on
This Scotland’s Nature blog (27 June 2025) looks back at the reintroduction project and its success as well as some of the challenges that have ensued, and how NatureScot is working with farmers and crofters to mitigate any issues.
Turning the Tide training for young people
Are you aged between 16-25, living in Scotland, and passionate about taking action for our seas? Turning the Tide is a free online training and capacity building programme, designed to kickstart your journey into marine advocacy. Running from January to April 2025, Turning the Tide is an online training and capacity building programme, designed to equip [...]
Young Sea Changers Scotland – Community Gathering 7 Sept 2024, Dundee
Young Sea Changers Scotland are inviting young people (aged 16 – 25) from across Scotland to come together for a day of training, workshops and celebration of Scotland’s seas and the inspiring people who stand up for them. Find out how to join the event, including support for travel costs [...]
Summer sun and sand activity inspirations
Muddy Faces share simple outdoor activities for a sunny day and seaside and sandpit activities – for any time of year!
Making Waves: Sea Scotland Youth Voices events – free tickets!
“Making Waves: Sea Scotland Youth Voices” is an event dedicated to people aged 18 – 30. It provides a key platform to share ideas, learn from diverse experiences, and actively contribute to sustainable solutions for the challenges facing Scotland’s seas. The events are online on the 17th of April and [...]
Blue carbon – an ally in the climate and nature crises
In this Scotland’s Nature post (25 September, 2023) to mark Climate Week, NatureScot’s marine sustainability advisor, Corallie Hunt tells us why blue carbon is so important in the fight against climate change.
