“July the Twenty-fifth……………An emerald sea……Rippling….”
Week Thirty – One Day At A Time
Invasive Species Costing Us Millions Every Year
Why should we bother tackling the issue of invasive species?
A Deck-gun Points The Way
“It was a warm, sunny day, so we fancied a short, gentle walk. We decided to go for the easiest way to Marwick Head. “
Nature’s Rewards
“When we see something beyond our expectations, local patches of brain tissue generate small ‘atoms’ of positive affect, “Edward Vessel
‘For The Safety Of All’: New Book Reveals The Untold Stories of Scotland’s Lighthouses
” this book is a love-letter to lighthouses, a paean of praise to their fidelity and continual presence in my life.” Donal S. Murray
Improving Our Urban Places
A 5 year project is taking place which will look at how urban areas can transform into more healthy living spaces.
A Tale Of The Eagle Cairn
“Jim visited the Tomb of the Eagles at Isbister Farm in South Ronaldsay, where, in the Visitor Centre, he was given eagle talons from the cairn to hold, and he thought….”These talons flew.””
Success of Orbital Marine Power’s O2 “a proud moment for Scotland and a significant milestone in our journey to net zero. “
Orbital Marine Power’s O2, the world’s most powerful tidal turbine,has commenced grid connected power generation at the European Marine Energy Centre in Orkney.
Open Day at the Hall of Clestrain
The JRS will hold two Open Days, on 1st and 2nd August, from 10 am until 4.30pm each day.
Sgathaich: Legend of Zelda Link Between Worlds
“The game’s main gimmick, if you will, is that it can be tackled in whatever order you have.”
