A sustainable and responsible fishing industry is what it is all about at Orkney Fisheries Association.
Success of Orkney’s V Notch Lobster Project
Where does the plastic go that you put in the green bin?
If we are no longer sending our recyclates to China what is happening to the ones we put in our green wheelie bins in Orkney?
Collaborative Working with Subsea Data
Sea bed surveys have been conducted on Mainland’s west coast by Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN).
Lights Out For Earth Hour
At 8.30pm this Saturday 24th March people are taking part in Earth Hour where it will be lights out for an hour
Western Approaches
“I was not happy at the time: not happy with my job; more to the point, not happy with myself.”
The Triumph of Optimism over Experience – or – attempting to grow trees in Orkney!
“Our ‘best’ tree, is a Birch, which is about 10 years old, and is just a bit taller than me – I’m 5ft 1”
Expert in Disability Issues Appointed to Scottish Government Panel on Disposable Plastics
Professor Kate Sang is a Professor of Gender and Employment Studies and a Disability Co-ordinator at Heriot Watt University.
Climate Challenge Funding for Stronsay and Papa Westray
Two community projects in Orkney are benefitting from the Scottish Government’s Climate Challenge Fund.
Celebrating World Social Work Day
This year World Social Work Day, Tuesday March 20th, highlights ‘Promoting Community and Environmental Sustainability’
Fish Farm Gets Go Ahead Despite Deep Concerns Raised
Orkney Trout Fishing Association was ‘deeply concerned at the scale and location of this development
