“Wilderness is a necessity... there must be places for human beings to satisfy their souls.” - John Muir

Our vision is to create a legacy for future generations and local communities. Through rewilding and restoration practices, allows a mosaic of habitat to regenerate. Additional tree planting and species reintroductions will be used to help repair ecosystems, allowing nature and people to thrive.

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The Ospreys of the Scottish Highlands and Their Role in Rewilding
The Ospreys of the Scottish Highlands and Their Role in Rewilding
Understanding Tree Bark in the Scottish Highlands
Understanding Tree Bark in the Scottish Highlands
The Purple Heart of the Scottish Highlands
The Purple Heart of the Scottish Highlands
Preserving Scotland's Wildcats in the Heart of Rewilding Efforts
Preserving Scotland's Wildcats in the Heart of Rewilding Efforts
The Native Trees of the Scottish Highlands and Their Role in Rewilding
The Native Trees of the Scottish Highlands and Their Role in Rewilding
The Crucial Role of Insects in Caledonian Rewilding
The Crucial Role of Insects in Caledonian Rewilding
Biodiversity in the Scottish Highlands
Biodiversity in the Scottish Highlands

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#Puffins are one of #Scotland's most beloved #seabirds. These cute and colorful #creatures are known for their distinctive appearance, with their brightly colored beaks and eye-catching plumage. They can be found in various locations throughout Scotl
#Mosses and liverworts are everywhere in #Scotland, adding #colour and interest to both the most mundane and the most extreme of #habitats. #CaledonianRewilding 🌿 🐿️
No one is truly sure of how the #thistle came to be #Scotland’s national #flower. A well known story though attributes the thistle being chosen as the emblem of Scotland to the Battle of Largs, Ayrshire in the 13th century. A #Norse army journe
The white-tailed #eagle is an international #conservation success story. These superb #birds became extinct in #Britain in the early 1900s, but are now living here again after a re-introduction programme that brought chicks over from Norway to the is
Once sprawling across much of the #Highlands, the ancient Caledonian #Forest is a vestige of a vast #wilderness that covered the #landscape after the last Ice Age. This forest #ecosystem, predominantly composed of native tree #species, provided an in
Among the most crucial roles #insects play in the #Highlands is #pollination. #Bees, #butterflies, moths, and other pollinating insects are the lifeblood of plant #diversity, ensuring the reproduction of a wide array of #flora, including many of the
Red squirrels are one of #Scotland’s most #loved #animals, and they are our only native #squirrel #species. #CaledonianRewilding 🐿️