Tree planting

Young wych elm trees have been transferred from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and replanted in Glen Affric

Forestry and Land Scotland

Ancient Highlands tree joined by new seedlings for first time 'in hundreds of years'

A new report suggests the pace of land price increases is slowing

A new report suggests the pace of land price increases is slowing

Scottish land market showing signs of slowdown as 'smaller' investors face exclusion

Scotland is not on track to meet its 2030 climate goals, according to an expert report

Scotland is not on track to meet its 2030 climate goals, according to an expert report

Climate watchdog says Scotland's 2030 goals now 'beyond what is credible'

The Woodland Croft Project group visiting Horshader tree nursery

The Woodland Croft Project group visiting Horshader tree nursery

Who says trees won’t grow in the Outer Hebrides? Scheme marks seven years of success

Tree planting efforts, and community and market gardens have been part of Lauriston Farm's first year

Tree planting efforts, and community and market gardens have been part of Lauriston Farm's first year

Scotland's 'biggest urban farm' celebrates anniversary with 10,000 trees planted

Bob Glen has led efforts to plant hundreds of trees in the Pentland Hills, but vandals have destroyed years of work

Bob Glen has led efforts to plant hundreds of trees in the Pentland Hills, but vandals have destroyed years of work

Police Scotland

Police probe after 'methodical' destruction of Scottish tree planting project

New native woods prizewinners Mike and Fiona Coulthard are overcoming the Isle of Scalpay’s rocky terrain and windy weather which make tree growing a challenge

New native woods prizewinners Mike and Fiona Coulthard are overcoming the Isle of Scalpay’s rocky terrain and windy weather which make tree growing a challenge

Couple announced as winners in Scotland's 'Tree Oscars' for 'patience and perseverance'

Scottish Forestry expects for all replanting done that at least 25% be made up of native broadleaf, open space and different conifer species. Photo: Forestry and Land Scotland

Scottish Forestry expects for all replanting done that at least 25% be made up of native broadleaf, open space and different conifer species. Photo: Forestry and Land Scotland

Forest management

Storm Arwen may have been forestry’s blessing in disguise

Volunteers helping to plant trees for the 'wee forest' in East Pilton, Edinburgh

Volunteers helping to plant trees for the 'wee forest' in East Pilton, Edinburgh

More 'wee forests' to be planted across Scotland as scheme gets £500,000