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    • World’s largest free stream tidal power project unveiled
    • Crown Estate appoints Andy Wells new Head of Property in Scotland
    • Clyde fisheries project hatches results
    • Big launch for Clyde in the Classroom 2017
    • Work to begin on Glenlivet Luxury wigwams
    • Sustainable business measures the natural world
    • Workshop demonstrates benefits of new farming technologies
    • New Crown Estate Scotland Chair meets Glenlivet tenants
    • Volunteers help maintain Glenlivet bike trails
    • Crowd-sourced heritage project wins top European award
    • Community to manage Tobermory Harbour
    • Board of Crown Estate Scotland announced
    • Update on 2016/17 revenue
    • Harris marina project gets the green light
    • Working with NFUS to raise tenant awareness of waygo Code
    • New Board visits Argyll & Bute
    • Head forester retires after 35 years service
    • Offshore data made public for the first time
    • UK Government support for Scottish offshore wind as costs tumble
    • Board meets with island councils
    • BikeGlenlivet Trails to close temporarily for essential maintenance
    • Crown Estate Scotland launches tenant survey
    • Glenlivet Estate sets up conservation volunteer group
    • Three-year plan launched
    • Crown Estate Scotland commits to pilot local management
    • Preparation starts for new offshore wind leasing in Scotland
    • Collaborative Scottish shellfish study launched
    • Scottish farmers to trial ‘valuing’ nature
    • Crown Estate Scotland Moray farm available for let
    • Scottish Government's Energy Strategy published
    • Study to look at jobs and supply chain growth from floating wind farms
    • Scottish Crown Estate Bill published
    • Skye community trust makes progress
    • Views sought on new scheme to help communities manage land and coastline
    • Glenlivet mountain bike trails re-open for Easter
    • Simon Hodge takes top job at Crown Estate Scotland
    • Clyde kids raise trout for classroom fisheries project
    • High levels of customer satisfaction amongst Crown Estate Scotland tenants
    • Cabinet Secretary visits Applegirth Estate
    • Pioneering study finds seabirds avoid offshore wind turbines much more than previously predicted
    • New study shows potential of tidal energy
    • Proposals launched for new offshore wind in Scotland’s seas
    • Western Isles communities meet with Crown Estate Scotland
    • New community land management scheme launched
    • New mountain bike skills area launched at Glenlivet
    • Young farmer gains first tenancy on Glenlivet Estate
    • £4.5m investment to support rural tenants
    • Natural Capital report: revealing the ‘value’ of nature
    • Have your say on offshore wind leasing - one month to go
    • Action to benefit Holy Loch sailors
    • 13 organisations apply to manage local assets
    • Feedback on new offshore wind leasing proposals
    • Supporting nationally important infrastructure
    • Clarification of Crown Estate Scotland’s role in large-scale kelp harvesting proposals
    • New project aims to increase shared value from Scottish land and property
    • Clyde shellfish project announced to support sector growth
    • Crown Estate Scotland appoints new lead for energy and aquaculture
    • 11 projects progress towards local management of Scottish Crown Estate
    • Study reveals long-term UK floating wind potential – 17,000 jobs and £33.6bn by 2050
    • Tenant survey launched
    • Parliament approves Scottish Crown Estate Bill
    • Crown Estate Scotland issues first agreement for critical CO2 storage infrastructure
    • Timescales and next steps for new offshore wind leasing for Scotland
    • Cairngorms Dark Sky Park launched
    • £9m generated in first year for Scottish public purse
    • A European future for Scotland’s wave and tidal sector
    • Reflections on The Crown Estate in Scotland
    • Offshore wind energy costs are down - but there is still work to do
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