- Scottish Water has celebrated the completion of the first stage of the Peatland ACTION-funded restoration work at Loch Katrine in a great video that was released in April 2025.
Image: Peatland restoration at Loch Katrine. ©Jared Stewart/Scottish Water
- Peatland restoration work was part of the successful application for Arran to be awarded UNESCO Global Geopark Status. UNESCO shared a film about the Geopark and soil health to celebrate the island’s new status.
- One of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority’s Peatland ACTION officers, Tasha Caven, was interviewed by the BBC Radio Scotland programme Scotland Outdoors about the peatland work that the Park is delivering through Peatland ACTION. The programme aired on 20 April, and Tasha features from approximately 10 minutes in.
Image: LLTNPA – some of the peatland restoration going on in the Park.
- NatureScot Peatland ACTION has released another in its series of case study films about peatland restoration. The Ben Mor Coigach video case study focusses on how peatland restoration can work with common grazings, and is available on Peatland ACTION’s YouTube playlist
Image: Ben More Coigach 11. ©Peatland ACTION/NatureScot
- ‘How to’ videos to help applicants draw their spatial data maps for Peatland ACTION funding are now available on the NatureScot Peatland ACTION website.
- NatureScot Peatland ACTION now has its own weekly blog. Recent pieces have included stories about their new entrant scheme, water table monitoring, and guest articles from Tarras Valley and Butterfly Conservation’s Peatland ACTION-funded Bog Squad.
