A new Scottish Wildlife Trust Wildlife Watch Group is being set up in Perth, and it is looking for volunteers to help as leaders. > 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
Outdoor education in Perth and surrounding area is earmarked to receive £10,000 per annum for three years to help develop discovery and learning opportunities for youth, adults and community groups, including vulnerable groups. Read more
Rannoch’s much-loved riverside paths are being made more accessible for everyone of all ages and abilities thanks to support from SSE Renewables. > Read more
We are very happy to announce that historically unique wrought iron bridge at Kirkton of Glenisla is open again after months closed thanks to vital new decking. > Read more
An evening event with mountaineer Cameron McNeish successfully raised over £1,000 for us towards Perthshire’s iconic countryside. Read more
Help us welcome our newest team member, Catherine Leatherland, who will be our very first Discover, Learning and Engagement Officer! > Read more
We are very happy to welcome Perth Citizens Advice Bureau Chief Exec Jane Adams to our Board of Trustees! > Read more