A Grove of trees in the Scottish Highlands
Mike’s trees
Mike Bottomley
1948-2018
Mike chose Trees for Life as the charity to receive donations in his memory.
He loved Scotland, its landscape and its native trees. On completing his forestry degree he spent the summer with other students surveying the surviving remnants of the ancient Caledonian pine forests. He was a wholehearted supporter of Trees for Life’s work to protect and grow the natural landscape.
With fond memories - a lasting tribute to a wonderful man and his love of trees, especially in Scotland.
Donated by Jim and Christine Birch
8th February 2019
Fond memories of a childhood shared and good times thereafter.
Donated by Chris Bottomley
5th February 2019
Donated by Helen, Mike and Arlo
26th January 2019
A fitting memorial to a man who loved trees
Donated by Angus MacDougall
23rd January 2019
Donations received at Mike's funeral.
Donated by Lesley Bottomley
14th January 2019
Donated by Jenny Smith
10th January 2019
Donated by Kate MacDougall
23rd December 2018
Remembering Mike’s love of trees and wood
Donated by Alastair Wilson
18th December 2018
A legacy in wood - just the way Mike wanted it
Donated by Susan Lake and Ian McKay
14th December 2018
Donated by Linda and Barry Miles
7th December 2018
In memory of Forester Mike!
Donated by Jan & Ken
7th December 2018
Donated by Jenny Smith
3rd December 2018
A perfect way to remember Mike.
Donated by June and Duncan Craig
2nd December 2018
To start Mike’s grove of trees, in memory of a man proud to call himself a forester.
Donated by Lesley Bottomley
29th November 2018
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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