Planting one tree for every child in Perthshire began Tuesday (22 November) with 60 trees planted thanks to The Woodland Trust. Read all about it >> Read more
Everyone who supports nature-based landscape change, biodiversity and climate recovery in Perthshire can now vote for the Upper Tay Catchment Communities plans. Find out how >> Read more
Every primary school in Highland Perthshire is set to receive ten hand-made bird boxes and an accompanying resource pack to help pupils get closer to nature. Find out more >> Read more
The new Perth Wildlife Watch group is welcoming children along to its first ever fun-filled morning of outdoor autumn activities, Saturday 12 November. Book your space! >> Read more
It was great to see so many community members of all ages at our drop-in events for the proposed Stanley to Luncarty Active Travel Route project! > Read more
Perthshire Big Tree Country has a new supporter with three business divisions dedicated to help conserve and protect Perthshire's iconic trees! Read all about it > Read more
Perthshire Big Tree Country, which aims to plant more trees and restore Perthshire’s woodlands, has received the first of three £1500 donations from Levenseat Ltd. Read more
Nature-minded outdoors enthusiast are wanted to join the Board of Trustees to contribute to the future of the countryside and natural heritage of Perth and Kinross. Read more
Local communities and businesses have given their backing for the latest proposed designs for a new walking, wheeling and cycling route between Stanley and Luncarty. > Read more
Mountaineer (and our patron) Cameron McNeish cut the ribbon to officially open the Rannoch Riverside All Abilities path, which will allow residents and visitors explore the outdoors next to the River Tummel. > Read more