Is a River Alive? Robert Macfarlane When a book’s central premise is the answer to a specific question — indeed, its title — one may expect a specific answer. Is a River Alive? According to one of Rob...

Just Earth comes at a particularly unjust and unearthly time. Mounting inequalities and crystallising environmental crises characterise the present day, and this forms the basis of Tony Juniper’s two-...

The sale of a plot of ground in St Andrews would be the first of its kind in Scotland.

Book Review: The Lie of the Land Guy Shrubsole Surrounded by never-ending news-driven despondency, Guy Shrubsole’s The Lie of the Land proves a soothing balm — a roadmap of action calling for the reve...

Paying for a search engine is a lot to ask, but you might not have a better option anymore.

Today I have published what I plan to be an annual analysis of who owns Scotland. The Who Owns Scotland 2024 report is based on an analysis of data from the Who Owns Scotland website as at 31 January ...