Scottish Natural Heritage at Eden Court Theatre on Saturday September 10th
Meet them in the foyer and get a taste of venison on your way into the piping evening
Blas is delighted to have an onging and developing relationship with the guardians of our natural heritage
Take time to visit the SNH website and learn ore about our natural heritage
Take time to visit the SNH website and learn ore about our natural heritage
Scottish Natural Heritage is supporting the Blas Festival this year as part of our contribution to the Scottish Venison Partnership. Our promotion at the opening event at Eden Court Theatre in Inverness will link our land and culture with that healthiest of Scottish produce, Scottish venison.
Venison is delicious, nutritious, and easy to cook. For more information and great recipes, see www.scottish-venison.info.
Tha Dualchas Nàdair na h-Alba a’ cur taic ri Blas am bliadhna mar phàirt de ar cur a-steach do Chom-pàirteachas Sitheann na h-Alba. Aig a’ chiad tachartas ann an Taigh-cluiche Eden Court ann an Inbhir Nis, thèid an toradh as fhallainne, sitheann na h-Alba, àrdachadh gus togail air a’ cheangal eadar ar tìr agus ar cultur.
Tha sitheann blasta, beathachail agus furasta a chòcaireachd. Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh agus dòighean còcaireachd, faic www.scottish-venison.info.
Venison is delicious, nutritious, and easy to cook. For more information and great recipes, see www.scottish-venison.info.
Tha Dualchas Nàdair na h-Alba a’ cur taic ri Blas am bliadhna mar phàirt de ar cur a-steach do Chom-pàirteachas Sitheann na h-Alba. Aig a’ chiad tachartas ann an Taigh-cluiche Eden Court ann an Inbhir Nis, thèid an toradh as fhallainne, sitheann na h-Alba, àrdachadh gus togail air a’ cheangal eadar ar tìr agus ar cultur.
Tha sitheann blasta, beathachail agus furasta a chòcaireachd. Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh agus dòighean còcaireachd, faic www.scottish-venison.info.
'All of nature for all of Scotland'
Scotland's natural heritage is its wildlife, habitats, landscapes and natural beauty. Scotland is renowned for its attractive scenery and wild places and has a huge diversity of landscapes, habitats and wildlife. These are part of what makes Scotland special and are among the country's greatest assets.
Scottish Natural Heritage is funded by the Scottish Government. Our purpose is to:
Scotland's natural heritage is its wildlife, habitats, landscapes and natural beauty. Scotland is renowned for its attractive scenery and wild places and has a huge diversity of landscapes, habitats and wildlife. These are part of what makes Scotland special and are among the country's greatest assets.
Scottish Natural Heritage is funded by the Scottish Government. Our purpose is to:
- promote care for and improvement of the natural heritage
- help people enjoy it responsibly
- enable greater understanding and awareness of it
- promote its sustainable use, now and for future generations.
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Some nuggets from the Scottish Natural Heritage website
Enjoying the outdoors
Simple pleasures Nature really is right on your doorstep. Our campaign encourages you to get outdoors and enjoy life's simple pleasures, wherever you may be.
Why the outdoors? Discover Scotland, explore your local area and enjoy all the benefits of getting outdoors more.
Where to go Find out more about specific places to visit such as Nature Reserves and National Parks. Or explore using paths, tracks and routes.
What can I do? From walks and places to visit, to volunteering and gardening for wildlife, find out some of the things you can do here
What can I see? Scotland has an amazing diversity of landscapes, wildlife and geology to explore and enjoy. Delve into some ideas here that you get you outdoors.
Your access rights Wherever you go, know the simple steps you must take to look after the environment and the needs of others working in or enjoying it.
Planning my trip Travelling further afield? Take time to make the most of it and get advice on planning your trip.
Nature for everyone Enjoying the outdoors is important to people's health and quality of life. Find out more about our partnership work and community engagement.
Simple pleasures Nature really is right on your doorstep. Our campaign encourages you to get outdoors and enjoy life's simple pleasures, wherever you may be.
Why the outdoors? Discover Scotland, explore your local area and enjoy all the benefits of getting outdoors more.
Where to go Find out more about specific places to visit such as Nature Reserves and National Parks. Or explore using paths, tracks and routes.
What can I do? From walks and places to visit, to volunteering and gardening for wildlife, find out some of the things you can do here
What can I see? Scotland has an amazing diversity of landscapes, wildlife and geology to explore and enjoy. Delve into some ideas here that you get you outdoors.
Your access rights Wherever you go, know the simple steps you must take to look after the environment and the needs of others working in or enjoying it.
Planning my trip Travelling further afield? Take time to make the most of it and get advice on planning your trip.
Nature for everyone Enjoying the outdoors is important to people's health and quality of life. Find out more about our partnership work and community engagement.
Faclan Nàdair SNH - Cànan Nàdair - Language of Nature
Stòr-data de faclan Gàidhlig airson craobhan, lusan, ainmhidhean is eile le fuaim airson an fhacal a' chluinntinn. Cha mhòr nach eil gach ainm ag innse sgeulachd!
A database of Gaelic words for trees, plants, animals and more with audio included for pronunciation. Almost all of the names tell a story!
A’ Ghàidhlig air Aghaidh na Tìre Ainmean-àite ann an
Iar-thuath na Gàidhealtachd
Tha dlùth-chàirdeas eadar a’ Ghàidhlig agus tìr bhrèagha taobh an Iar-thuath na h-Alba. Ged a chuir luchd-labhairt chànanan eile ri dualchas ainmean-àite na sgìre, tha Gàidhealtachd an Iar-thuath fhathast mar a bha i fad iomadh linn – na dùthaich Ghàidhealach. Tha SNH air leabhar ur fhoillseachadh a tha a' coimhead air an càirdeas eadar ainmean-àite agus an àrainneachd. Air a' sgrìobhadh le Ruairidh MacIlleathain tha 'A' Ghàidhlig air Aghaidh na Tire' inntinneach agus air leth feumail do dhaoine le ùidh ann an ainmean àite Gaidhlig.
Stòr-data de faclan Gàidhlig airson craobhan, lusan, ainmhidhean is eile le fuaim airson an fhacal a' chluinntinn. Cha mhòr nach eil gach ainm ag innse sgeulachd!
A database of Gaelic words for trees, plants, animals and more with audio included for pronunciation. Almost all of the names tell a story!
A’ Ghàidhlig air Aghaidh na Tìre Ainmean-àite ann an
Iar-thuath na Gàidhealtachd
Tha dlùth-chàirdeas eadar a’ Ghàidhlig agus tìr bhrèagha taobh an Iar-thuath na h-Alba. Ged a chuir luchd-labhairt chànanan eile ri dualchas ainmean-àite na sgìre, tha Gàidhealtachd an Iar-thuath fhathast mar a bha i fad iomadh linn – na dùthaich Ghàidhealach. Tha SNH air leabhar ur fhoillseachadh a tha a' coimhead air an càirdeas eadar ainmean-àite agus an àrainneachd. Air a' sgrìobhadh le Ruairidh MacIlleathain tha 'A' Ghàidhlig air Aghaidh na Tire' inntinneach agus air leth feumail do dhaoine le ùidh ann an ainmean àite Gaidhlig.
