Whisky packaging firm offsets CO2 by planting Argyll wood
A specialist supplier to the Scotch Whisky industry has invested £150,000 in a carbon offsetting project in Argyll.
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SSEN accused of ‘green-washing’ pylon plans
Trees in the woodland near Achlian, Dalmally would be paid for by the power network company behind controversial plans for a new overhead line through the scenic area.
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Dunbeg’s new community woodland needs you
Link Housing, in charge of the home development, wanted to include a new woodland as part of its future vision for Dunbeg and asked community and charity stalwart Susan Simpson to help set up a new organisation to take the forest forward.
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Kerrera plants rewilding project
Farmer Sheila MacGregor has painted a cheery sign welcoming people to the woodland as they walk from the ferry just before Little Horseshoe Bay on the island’s east side and a box is ready and waiting for donations. Every £1 will buy a tree.
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Warden Ann is saving a patch of Scotland’s rainforest
Ballachuan Hazelwoods is part of Scotland’s rainforest on Seil’s eastern coast and also home to some of the world’s rarest lichens
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Forestry Land Scotland car parks and trails remain open for local access
Forestry and Land Scotland has also reserved the right to close specific car parks if they become over-crowded, present health and safety issues or impose onerous demands on staff.
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FLS car parks and trails remain open for local access
Forestry and Land Scotland has also reserved the right to close specific car parks if they become over-crowded, present health and safety issues or impose onerous demands on staff.
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Final stage for Inverawe woodland transfer
Inverawe Community Woodland is now in the last stage of acquiring 15 acres of forestry land off the A85 beside the River Awe so people in the area can enjoy it for walking and leisure for generations to come.
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Inverawe woodland ownership bid takes root
Inverawe Community Association is appealing for people to sign up as members so it can get charity status and buy 15 acres off the A85 from Forestry and Land Scotland.
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Kildavie dig could uncover living link
Archaeologists investigate why 14 ruined buildings were abandoned on Mull over 200 tears ago.