Explore the latest reports from High Life Highland’s Countryside Rangers. These publications highlight our work across the Highlands, from biodiversity projects and school programmes to community engagement and conservation initiatives. Each report offers insights into how we’re protecting nature and inspiring people to connect with the nature and heritage.
Our latest reports
Northern Pilgrims Way Project Report 25-26
Read about our heritage project connecting communities with the medieval pilgrimage and local historic sites
Save Our Highland Starlings Project 2025
Read about our community project to install starling nest boxes across the northern Highlands.
Highland Big Pollinator Count Report 2025
The results of the 2025 Highland Big Pollinator Count
Growing Greener Libraries Report 2025
Learn how Highland libraries became hubs for climate action and nature engagement through seed libraries and nature clubs.
The Puddles to Ponds Education and Restoration Project 2024
Discover how ponds and restored habitats help schools and communities learn about freshwater ecology and biodiversity.
Countryside Rangers Annual Review 2024 - 25
Explore award-winning projects, school programmes, and community initiatives that made a big impact on nature and wellbeing.
Curling in the Classroom Report 2024 – 25
Discover how our Heritage Ranger brought Scotland’s curling tradition into schools, blending history, science, and teamwork.
Highland Big Pollinator Count Report 2024
See the results of our citizen science project tracking pollinators across the Highlands and why wildflower meadows matter.
Countryside Rangers Annual Review 2023–24
Discover how our rangers connected thousands with nature through events, school visits, and habitat restoration projects.
Countryside Rangers Annual Review 2022 – 23
Highlights of our conservation, education, and community projects, including biodiversity work and volunteering.
