Projects helping to restore habitats, tackle invasive species and enhance local green spaces across Argyll and Bute are set to benefit from new investment through the Scottish Government's Nature Restoration Fund.

From community events and cultural activities to education and public services, a new Gaelic Language Plan will help create more opportunities for people across Argyll and Bute to connect with Gaelic in their everyday lives.

People and communities across Argyll and Bute are being invited to play a leading role in shaping the future of Gaelic in their area, following agreement by Argyll and Bute Council on a year-long programme of community engagement and consultation.

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