Forthcoming exhibition & Open call for entries from Artists, Ecologists, Biologists, Photographers and more: NIGHT LIFE: What comes alive after dark? > An exhibition exploring Darkness & Ecology From TODAY (15 October), Gael Hillyard has an open call...
Community Cafe & Drop-in Surgery > For RES’s CARN NA SAOBHAIDH WIND FARM CARN NA SAOBHAIDH WIND FARM PROPOSAL RES is in the early stages of exploring the potential for a wind farm located approximately 10km south of Farr in the Highlands. Any questions, support...
Science in the Atrium, with Professor Catherine Heymans on ‘How to Design a Universe’ & Growing support for South Loch Ness Dark Skies OPENING LECTURE FOR SCIENCE IN THE ATRIUM At the weekend several people associated with Strathnairn’s Community Groups...
Extracted directly from The Highland Council's Website > Dark Skies - Highland Local Development Plan - Highland Council Dark Skies We are consulting on draft guidance aimed at reducing light pollution across Highland, The guidance aims to: protect the...
An open call for and extracted from Community Land Scotland GROUNDED > THE LAND JUSTICE FILM FESTIVAL GROUNDED: Open Call for Film Submissions – Community Land Scotland Grounded: Open call for film Submissions Scotland’s land is changing hands, changing shape, and...
Get involved - if you see any of the target species shown in the image please inform the project team: :Report sighting
Strathnairn Community Council are holding a Community Information Day (about Major Infrastructure works/Planning/Local Place Plan) on Monday 7th September, 2026 between 12.30-8pm at Farr Community Hall. This event is a drop-in session, with set presentations (20...
UFO lands in Strathnairn? Or Rob downscales to Hobbit home? Strathnairn Stargazing Group acquires its first asset In June 2026, Strathnairn Stargazing Group (SSG) were offered an observatory 'dome’ from our friends & neighbouring astronomical group, the...
The Findhorn, Nairn and Lossie Rivers Trust is currently surveying for Japanese knotweed along the Nairn catchment. Recent work suggests it may be present further upstream than previously thought, potentially as far as Clava Lodge and beyond. This is a good time of...
Carn na h-Easgainn selected as the final ascent to complete 'bagging of' all of the UK highest peaks for Glasgow based climber Laura Baillie. Scottish climber Laura Baillie, 38, has completed the “full house” — all 1,072 summits recognised by the Scottish...