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Trees for Life interviewed for NewsnightOur Executive Director, Alan Watson Featherstone, was interviewed as part of the BBC's Newsnight Scotland programme on 13th June. The interview focuses on re-wilding Scotland and discusses reintroducing species such as bears, wolves and lynx. You can view the programme here. |
Volunteer with Trees for LifeThe majority of our work to restore the ancient Caledonian Forest is carried out by dedicated volunteers. We run all inclusive Conservation Weeks at eight beautiful locations across the Scottish Highlands and also have a thriving Conservation Days programme for local volunteers in the Inverness region. Please call us on 01309 691444 to take part. |
Dundreggan Biodiversity DayWe warmly invite you to join us at Dundreggan on 14th July for our Biodiversity Open Day, to celebrate five years of ownership. Come and explore the beautiful woodland trails, help to feed our wild boar, pot seedlings, go pond dipping and learn about biodiversity from local experts and our enthusiastic staff. |
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Restoring the Caledonian Forest
Trees for Life is an award-winning charity working to restore Scotland’s Caledonian Forest. Our long term vision is to restore natural forests and rare wildlife to a 1,000 square mile area west of Inverness, including our 10,000 acre Dundreggan Estate. Almost all of our conservation work is carried out by conservation volunteers, and funded by our members and people who dedicate a tree or grove. We offer an annual conservation volunteering programme in beautiful locations in the Scottish Highlands. Environmental volunteering opportunities include Conservation Weeks, also known as working holidays, and Conservation Days. Conservation volunteering is a rewarding and enjoyable way to make a positive difference. No previous skills or experience are required. Our conservation volunteers have already planted more than a million trees. Join us on a conservation holiday and help us plant a million more.