Environment

Finding balance and community at the European Stone Stacking Championships

How a small East Lothian beach gathering has grown into one of Scotland’s most unexpected international cultural events

Aug 8

Coastal community waits for promised windfall from battery storage plant

Plus: Extra buses and help for Leith four weeks after fire; and Art Walk Weekends for Porty

Aug 6 • Edinburgh Inquirer

We used to be a city of elms. Could we be one again?

How Edinburgh is winning the battle with Dutch Elm disease - and how that could help with the heat to come

Jun 30 • Joe Coroneo-Seaman

The gamekeepers taming wildfires in the Pentlands

Meeting the men on the frontline of protecting the hills from the impact of climate change

Jun 23 • Sarah McArthur

The yellow giants towering over Leith Docks

The epic scale of building the shift away from fossil fuels

Jun 18 • Edinburgh Inquirer

Bass Rock belongs to no one but the birds

Finding signs of life, resilience and hope on the islands of the Firth of Forth

Jun 13

Edinburgh warms to £2.9bn tram expansion despite Swinney’s determined indifference

Plus your midweek news roundup and cultural highlights for the week ahead

Jun 11 • Edinburgh Inquirer

We need more little slices of heaven to support our carers

Carers Week hopes to build communities that support our army of unpaid carers

Jun 9 • David Forsyth

On the road with the city's fly-tipping team

Picking up after the rubbish dumpers who cost the city £2 million a year

Jun 4 • David Forsyth

A quiet revolution in The Pentlands

Farmers are trialing a ‘nature credits’ scheme which could have a big impact on bio-diversity

May 12 • Joe Coroneo-Seaman

Low traffic streets: Five years, two censured councillors, and endless uncertainty

Why is the local authority set to tear up traffic filters which councillors voted to keep?

May 7 • Edinburgh Inquirer

‘We’re the only gardeners that go to the Royal Mile for one-hour maintenance visits during the Fringe’

How the seed of an idea helped the cycling gardeners grow a new business model for our congested city centre

Apr 23 • Sarah McArthur

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