Halo thinning: shedding light on ancient woodland and rainforest restoration
A specialist forest management technique known as halo thinning is helping Forestry and Land Scotlan…
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FLS civil engineers laying the groundwork for sustainable forestry in the north of Scotland
A ‘floating’ road and a bridge built on a remote peatland site sit on top of the significant program…
Fly-tipping creating biohazard in Glen Carron
Forestry and Land Scotland is asking for public help in bringing fly tippers to book after several l…
Resilience felling a top priority
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has highlighted the importance of the long-term programme of resili…
Historic Invergarry footbridge to close for public safety
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is closing the Black Bridge at Invergarry (in the week commencing 8…
Glenmore car park completion brings call for responsible access
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is calling on all visitors to Glenmore who are making use of the re…
Angus Glens watercourses to benefit from extensive woodland creation
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is planting 20,000 native trees along rivers and streams in Glen Do…
Wings, weather and live wires part of the challenge in record setting peatland restoration for FLS
Protected bird species, storms, snow and power lines were some of the challenges faced and overcome …
FLS timber the foundation for reconstruction of Iron Age Crannog
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) grown timber is being used to bring back a taste of Iron Age life o…
Views sought on plans for Dalbeattie Forest
Forestry and Land Scotland is inviting local residents to give their views on proposed revisions to …
Forestry contractors bringing even more to that table
Every year Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) helps to support around 72 different suppliers in the fo…
FLS paving the way for upgrade to section of Caledonian Way cycle route
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is playing its part in upgrading a section of the popular Caledonia…
Cowal grown timber comes full circle in sustainable forestry cycle
Sitka spruce grown for commercial timber production on the Cowal peninsula has come full circle, ret…
Tramrail bridges
The timber that Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) harvests every day – around 8000 tonnes – helps to …
Forestry and Land Scotland's new Corporate Plan has eyes on the future
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has published (17 March) its latest Corporate Plan setting out how …