A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
Mikael Shields' Family Grove
Family & Friends
500 Trees, planted over 3 years, to contribute to the re-wilding of the Scottish Highlands by reclaiming the ancient Caledonian Forest.
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th March 2019
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th February 2019
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th January 2019
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th December 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th November 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th October 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th September 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th August 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th July 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th June 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th May 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th April 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th March 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th February 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th January 2018
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th December 2017
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th November 2017
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th October 2017
Donated by Mikael Shields
25th October 2017
This family grove is designed to offset more than double the amount of carbon contributed by our London household and should contribute in excess of 40 tons of excess carbon-capture. It calculates the carbon produced, on an annual basis by our household and includes: our domestic consumption, car, travel, flights and general shopping.
Your grove of trees
The trees in this grove will be carefully planted in protected sites in the Scottish Highlands where they will create homes for wildlife and forests for the future.
Scots pine against a summer blue sky.
Twinflowers in bloom on pine woodland floor.
A Scotch argus butterfly on common ragwort.
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