Mountaineering Scotloand is one of over 90 organisations asking the Scottish Government to introduce an act to protect our environment in the face of climate and ecological threats
Mountaineering Scotland is recruiting a part-time Mountain Safety Adviser
2019 event in October will see Europe's top climbers gathering in Edinburgh for competition at EICA Ratho
Conservation charities band together to call on Scottish Parliament to grasp opportunity to introduce stronger controls over vehicle tracks through the hills
Scotland's first club for climbers with disabilities launches its own promo film - made by adventure cameraman Keith Partridge
Leacraithnaich Bothy in Morvern has been subject of a major renovation by the Mountain Bothies Association
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
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