Pupils from Gairloch, Dingwall, Fortrose and Invergordon were amongst those taking part in the mock COP28.
Tips which could come in useful when rescuing and recovering kayakers and canoeists have been shared with RNLI Kessock's lifesaving crew.
An "unidentified object" in the water off Rosemarkie sparked a call out for the RNLI's Kessock lifeboat on Sunday evening.
A whopping £20,000 windfall is winding its way to charity after a hugely successful formal dinner in a Highland hotel.
History won't be kind if Invergordon's infrastructure is left behind in a rush for new houses as part of the town's freeport future, campaigners warn.
Vandals are being hunted by police after "substantial damage" was caused to a vehicle in Easter Ross last week.
The new extension could also be used for private class space.
Rail passengers on the Far North Line may wait years for a solution to overcrowded trains during the height of the cruise ship season, it is feared.
An urgent appeal has been launched by a Highland woman to help her "one in a million mum" – who needs a lifesaving transplant to survive.
A new national park should be created stretching up into Mid and Easter Ross, a Highland group has argued.
Ongoing work to develop a new community woodland on a hill above Dingwall and boost the area's biodiversity will be highlighted later this month.
Views over new 20mph speed limits will be sought when a consultation opens next month – with the axing of some and creation of more all possible.
Lifesavers who battled a horrific mountain blizzard to save dozens of people are urging the public to nominate their own Highland heroes for an award.
The prospect of a multimillion pound cash windfall for Invergordon has sparked a flurry of ideas among residents as to how the money might be spent.
Four days of strike action by Scottish Water staff will begin as planned on Friday over a pay dispute, with "serious implications" for services.
An organ recital featuring pieces by the likes of Bach, Mendelssohn and Sullivan will entertain a Tain audience later this month.
Details of services to mark Remembrance Day in Tain have been published by the town's branch of the Royal British Legion.
Winds of up to 70 mph are set to batter parts of Ross-shire and Sutherland this morning, the Met Office has warned.
New 20mph limits on some Highland roads could be reversed in the new year, Highland Council has confirmed.
Network operator SGN has formally objected to the plan for the EV charging hub, shop and drive-thru over its proximity to a major gas line.