Small Scale Non-Native Species Removal

Scotland’s woodlands are more than just trees. They're living legacies that offer sanctuary to countless species, fuel our nation’s economy, and define our ecological heritage. However, invasive species threaten these habitats, compromising our conservation and restoration commitments.

We're on the lookout for dedicated and experienced suppliers to discuss small scale non-native species removal projects. If you have the capacity and expertise in plant removal, particularly concerning rhododendron ponticum, we want to hear from you!

Key details

• location: west of Scotland including North Argyll, Mull, and Lochaber

• scope: small scale projects

• focus: predominantly rhododendron ponticum removal with potential for other non-native species

• purpose: protect Scotland's beautiful native ecosystems, encourage natural biodiversity, and help fuel our nation’s economy

Why work with us?

• play a pivotal role in protecting and managing Scotland’s woodlands

• work in some of our most scenic landscapes

• opportunity to build a supportive and constructive relationship with our teams, with potential opportunities for future projects

Requirements

• experience in non-native species removal or related fields

Contact us

Interested suppliers are encouraged to contact us to discuss how we can make a tangible impact on the preservation of Scotland's unique ecosystems.

Email Stuart Findlay at Stuart.Findlay@Forestryandland.gov.scot