Lauryn McLoughlin, Natural Capital Community Partnerships Adviser, shares a blog about starting the role. I’m delighted to have joined the Natural Capital Community Partnerships (NCCP) team… Read More »From Peat to People: The Journey into Natural Capital
From the ground up: a different view of nature finance in Scotland in 2026 Ross, Natural Capital Community Partnership Adviser: Finance, shares his reflections on… Read More »From the ground up: a different view of nature finance in Scotland in 2026
Rachel shares her thoughts via the following blog from the Resilient Landscapes & Seas Partnership event. Hosted by the RLAS Partnership, the two-day “Resilient Landscapes and… Read More »Collaborating at Scale for Nature and People: Reflections from the Resilient Landscapes and Seas (RLAS) Symposium.
Ross shares his thoughts from the Nature Finance UK 2025 conference which took place in London via the following blog. In the natural capital space… Read More »Nature Finance UK 2025: Reflections from the Floor
Natural Capital Community Partnership advisers Ross and Rachel share their reflections from CIEEM event via the following blog.
Rachel Muir, Natural Capital Community Partnerships Adviser, shares a blog about starting the role.
The Centre of Mountain Studies at the University of Highlands and Islands has produced a report on how to measure biodiversity on community-owned land.
Ross Wilson, Finance Adviser for the Natural Capital Community Partnerships project, shares a blog about this exciting new project.
A new unit is being launched aiming to help build partnerships between landowners, communities and developers involved in natural capital projects.
One of our Board members, Grace Murray from Stow Community Trust, writes about the natural capital potential in the South of Scotland.
In an opinion piece in The Scotsman our Policy Manager Josh Doble commented about land value uplifts on Highlands Rewilding estates, these comments have been retracted with a full explanation below.
This article was published as an opinion piece by The Scotsman on 31st October 2024: How ‘Green Lairds’ with dreams of vast profits are pricing out local Highland communities.
