Ex Swedish army bridges help conserve SAC
Forestry and Land Scotland’s (FLS) recycling of two Swedish ex-army bridges has helped cut costs – a…
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National Walking Month
As National Walking Month starts off on 1 May, Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is inviting everyone…
History comes alive at ancient Galloway site
Visitors to the ancient chambered cairn of Boreland in Knockman Wood, Galloway can now step back in …
Forestry civil engineers given a head start
Civil engineers and civil engineering supervisors taking up a role with Forestry and Land Scotland a…
Carron Valley mountain bike trails reopen following facelift
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is welcoming back mountain bikers to its Carron Valley trails follo…
Stay the Night offering visitors more destinations than ever before
Forestry and Land Scotland’s (FLS) popular ‘Stay the Night’ scheme will see a record number of car p…
Plea for public to help stop vandals
Forestry and Land Scotland is appealing for members of the public in Aberdeen to help stop antisocia…
Glen Affric vandalism condemned
With hot and dry weather conditions continuing to present a serious fire risk, Forestry and Land Sco…
FLS adds voice to fire safety warnings
Forestry and Land Scotland is urging anyone who is planning to visit the countryside to help save li…
Glen Urquhart men (and women) get a new Shed
Local community group, the Glen Urquhart Men’s Shed (GUMS), has a new home thanks to the community a…
Good news for dragonflies in Scotland
Dragonflies – including threatened and endangered species – are set to benefit from a new partnershi…
Trail re-opens after complex felling in Leanachan completed
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has cleared storm damage from Leanachan Forest, near Fort William, …
Views sought on Dyemill forest plans
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is inviting local residents on Arran to take part in the consultati…
FLS safety warning against amateur windblow clearance
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has urged members of the public attempting to cut up windblown tree…
Beaver population to grow at Trossachs site
Loch Ard Forest is set to become home to an additional pair of beavers. Working with the Beave…