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SNH logo for websitesprite-icon-arrow-selectAs*et 2MenuGroupLogo These are part of what makes Scotland special and are among the country's greatest as*ets. Scotland’s great outdoors is yours to explore. Find ways to enjoy our incredible landscapes and wildlife and get closer to nature. Decisions made by professionals may affect Scotland’s nature and landscapes. Our advice and guidance can help to steer any actions Explore our information library, do*nload publications about Scotland’s nature and find out about our research projects. Scotland’s most special places carry international, national and local designations that safeguard their natural heritage interests for Scotland’s diverse habitats are alive with the colour, movement and sound of thousands of species. Learn about our conservation Some of Scotland’s landscapes and habitats are world-clas*. Our peat bogs and oakwoods are among Europe’s best, and machair is found only Our rocks, landforms and soils form the basis of Scotland’s superb scenery and the habitats in which so many species thrive. Our climate is already changing. We must all take action to mitigate and help nature adapt to climate change impacts that are now Be inspired by the magic and beauty of Scotland's NNRs. These reserves protect an amazing range of wildlife and landscapes and each one is Discover how Scotland’s distinctive biodiversity – from its abundant species to its rich and varied landscape – is important On the ninth day of Christmas Scotland’s Nature gave to me… Look out for the tenth instalment of our own version of the famous festive Check out our advent calendar with a twist! Open our Advent Calendar to find out where we have featured today. Managing Scotland's nature and landscapes with tourism in mind ensures that visitors can easily enjoy nature while avoiding damage and Healthy peatlands provide many benefits to us all – but not all of Scotland’s peatlands are in good health. Find out how we’re