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Glen Mallie | Restoring 212 hectares of ancient Caledonian pinewood

Ghost Woodlands

Working with the landowner and agent to support the restoration of 212 hectares of an ancient Caledonian pinewood, one of the rarest habitats in Scotland, of which only 84 fragments remain.

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19th January 2023

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reverse the declining status of ancient woodland remnants and restore their ecological significance
increase connectivity with adjacent woodland
conserve and enhance the ancient tree habitat and increase biodiversity
mitigate the effects of climate change by sequestering carbon over the long-term

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Glen Mallie | Restoring 212 hectares of ancient Caledonian pinewood