Mountaineering Scotland's new Conservation Strategy was launched at an event in Birnam last weekend, and marked with an ecology walk and litter pick on Birnam Hill
Mountaineering Scotland CEO Stuart Younie discusses the importance and practical application of the organisation's new Conservation Strategy, to be officially launched this weekend.
Work starts on £100,000 project to restore popular hill paths on Ben Vane and Beinn a Ghlo
Rennie McOwan children's book is turned into a play and will be performed on the hill for schoolkids
Climbers warned that there will be no access to Wolfcrag Quarry, near Bridge of Allan, over the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Scottish Natural Heritage issues fire warning for the outdoors as holiday weekend shapes up for dry weather
Mountain Training UK announces new names for its two highest rock and ice climbing qualifications
The Scottish Government will not call in the decision by The Highland Council to allow three contentious hydropower schemes to go ahead in wild land in Glen Etive
Following the Glen Etive hydro decision, and the threat to a butterfly reserve near Loch Arkaig, Mountaineering Scotland has written to Scottish Ministers.