Fascinating fungi
We recently joined a fungi walk organised by Aviemore and Glenmore Community Trust in Glenmore Fores…
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Path reopens to An Lochan Uaine following wildfire recovery work
We're delighted to welcome visitors back to An Locha…
Celebrating Scotland's Climate Week 2026
We are for climate. Our work tackles the threats from a changing climate, promoting nature recovery …
Our Oban careers day invites women to consider working in forestry
We're hosting a careers day in Oban that aims to encourage women of all ages to take a closer look a…
We're testing heavy-lift drones for forestry and wildlife management
Trials to test the feasibility of using heavy-lift drones for a number of forestry applications have…
Fire-loving fungi move in after the Glenmore wildfire
Parts of Glenmore Forest Park were badly damaged by the wildfire that started in July 2026. But amon…
How thermal drones helped us tackle the Glenmore wildfire
Drones play a key role in helping our wildlife team …
Glenmore Forest Park reopens after 2026 wildfire
After a very challenging time for everyone with a connection to this special place, we're pleased th…
Four species to look out for in Scotland's rainforest
You might know that we produce sustainable timber, b…
Scottish Apprenticeship Week: the day-to-day work of a mechanical engineering apprentice
It’s Scottish Apprenticeship Week! Apprentices are a…
What’s happening in Glen Affric?
Guest blog by Beat Forester Sam Brown. There has been a lot going on in the glen over the past two y…
Red Squirrel Appreciation Day
Red Squirrel Appreciation Day falls on the 21 January this year and we're sharing some of our favour…
Stay safe in our forests this winter
Getting outside and connecting with the natural world can do you wonders. But it’s important to plan…
Winter Coats
Has the cold weather forced you to dig out your winter coat? A few animal species do something simil…
Stargazing in our forests
The winter solstice happens when the North Pole reaches its maximum tilt away from the sun. For many…