Highlands Rewilding events and community meetings
Do you live or work near to our three rewilding projects: Bunloit, Beldorney or Tayvallich? Would you like to be more involved in rewilding, get outdoors into nature, or have your say?
If you would like to find out further details about an event, please click on the calendar or the longer upcoming event descriptions below. You can also email info@highlandsrewilding.co.uk for more information on any event. Where available, you can find reports from events by clicking on the event picture or button and opening up the individual event page.
Event details
Beldorney Bee Walks - Volunteer Days
Join us to walk bee transects and weed around Beldorney’s new trees.
To find out more information and to sign up, please email Ranger Louise at louise.mclaren@highlandsrewilding.co.uk.
We hope to see you there, but if you can't make these upcoming dates, please email Louise to sign up for future volunteering opportunities!
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Foraging, wild swimming and heritage tours - Tayvallich
We are delighted to be hosting a series of immersive experiences at Tayvallich this year. 'Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below Foraging and Heritage Tours combine coastal foraging, immersive sea swimming, a three course forager’s lunch and place-based storytelling.
Wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather are delighted to be offering a series of these immersive experiences with Highlands Rewilding at Tayvallich in 2025. Join us for a half day sensory and immersive experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food lunch together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll.
Below are some images from an Above and Below event at Tayvallich last October.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Beldorney Bee Walks - Volunteer Day
Join us to walk bee transects and weed around Beldorney’s new trees.
To find out more information and to sign up, please email Ranger Louise at louise.mclaren@highlandsrewilding.co.uk.
We hope to see you there, but if you can't make these upcoming dates, please email Louise to sign up for future volunteering opportunities!
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Foraging, wild swimming and heritage tours - Tayvallich
We are delighted to be hosting a series of immersive experiences at Tayvallich this year. 'Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below Foraging and Heritage Tours combine coastal foraging, immersive sea swimming, a three course forager’s lunch and place-based storytelling.
Wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather are delighted to be offering a series of these immersive experiences with Highlands Rewilding at Tayvallich in 2025. Join us for a half day sensory and immersive experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food lunch together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll.
Below are some images from an Above and Below event at Tayvallich last October.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Foraging, wild swimming and heritage tours - Tayvallich
We are delighted to be hosting a series of immersive experiences at Tayvallich this year. 'Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below Foraging and Heritage Tours combine coastal foraging, immersive sea swimming, a three course forager’s lunch and place-based storytelling.
Wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather are delighted to be offering a series of these immersive experiences with Highlands Rewilding at Tayvallich in 2025. Join us for a half day sensory and immersive experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food lunch together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll.
Below are some images from an Above and Below event at Tayvallich last October.
Foraging, wild swimming and heritage tours - Tayvallich
We are delighted to be hosting a series of immersive experiences at Tayvallich this year. 'Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below Foraging and Heritage Tours are combine coastal foraging, immersive sea swimming, a three course forager’s lunch and place-based storytelling.
Wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather are delighted to be offering a series of these immersive experiences with Highlands Rewilding at Tayvallich in 2025. Join us for a half day sensory and immersive experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food lunch together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll.
Below are some images from an Above and Below event at Tayvallich last October.
Foraging, wild swimming and heritage tours - Tayvallich
We are delighted to be hosting a series of immersive experiences at Tayvallich this year. 'Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below Foraging and Heritage Tours combine coastal foraging, immersive sea swimming, a three course forager’s lunch and place-based storytelling.
Wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather are delighted to be offering a series of these immersive experiences with Highlands Rewilding at Tayvallich in 2025. Join us for a half day sensory and immersive experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food lunch together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll.
Below are some images from an Above and Below event at Tayvallich last October.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Let Us Grow Design Session
Alex, Bunloit’s Estate Manager, in partnership with GURCA, held the first design session for the ‘Let Us Grow’ community food growing project at Drumnadrochit.
We’re really pleased to see the Let Us Grow project gaining momentum.
This first garden will act as the central hub, with plans to expand into other plots as the project grows. Produce will be used to support the community centre, Bite & Blether lunches, the monthly market, and potentially local veg boxes.
More than just growing food, the project is closely aligned with the community’s action plan, aiming to strengthen food security and support healthier lifestyles. The garden will be a shared space for local residents, school children, and in time, could provide a day service for people with additional needs.
These photos were taken during two recent design sessions with Alex Davies (one in the village hall with 8 in attendance, and one in the community center with 10 in attendance), who brings a wealth of experience in creating productive, wildlife-friendly gardens and working alongside communities in agroecological projects.
Forest Gardening - Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
Volunteer in our Forest Garden at Bunloit
Join our ranger team at Bunloit’s forest garden to learn about how the food forests can support biodiversity and mimic natural woodlands.
Get stuck in to some of the maintenance tasks such as mulching, pruning and building tree guards. Everyone is welcome, no skills required.
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Ranger Beth on beth.harwood@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Let Us Grow Presentation
Alex, Bunloit’s Estate Manager, in partnership with GURCA, held the first design session for the ‘Let Us Grow’ community food growing project at Drumnadrochit.
We’re really pleased to see the Let Us Grow project gaining momentum.
This first garden will act as the central hub, with plans to expand into other plots as the project grows. Produce will be used to support the community centre, Bite & Blether lunches, the monthly market, and potentially local veg boxes.
More than just growing food, the project is closely aligned with the community’s action plan, aiming to strengthen food security and support healthier lifestyles. The garden will be a shared space for local residents, school children, and in time, could provide a day service for people with additional needs.
These photos were taken during two recent design sessions with Alex Davies, who brings a wealth of experience in creating productive, wildlife-friendly gardens and working alongside communities in agroecological projects.
Non-native pine removal. Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
Removal of non-native pines
One of our objectives at Bunloit estate is to progressively transition from non-native plantations to native woodlands. Young native trees have to compete with the non-native pines for space and resources.
Join us in giving our native tress a helping hand by pulling out noon-native conifer regeneration (small saplings).
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Ranger Beth on beth.harwood@highlandsrewilding.co.uk.
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Beldorney Volunteering day
If you are looking to volunteer outdoors in nature, we have a couple of dates coming up to help with the maintenance of the newly planted native trees in the Forest of Hope on Beldorney Estate.
Wednesday 19th February.
Friday 21st February.
09.30 until 15:00
If you are interested in joining us, please email Ranger Louise louise.mclaren@highlandsrewilding.co.uk for further information.
We hope to see you there!
Beldorney Volunteering day
If you are looking to volunteer outdoors in nature, we have a couple of dates coming up to help with the maintenance of the newly planted native trees in the Forest of Hope on Beldorney Estate.
Wednesday 19th February.
Friday 21st February.
09.30 until 15:00
If you are interested in joining us, please email Ranger Louise louise.mclaren@highlandsrewilding.co.uk for further information.
We hope to see you there!
Non-native spruce removal - Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
Non-native Spruce Removal Day
One of our objectives at Bunloit estate is to progressively transition from non-native plantations to native woodlands. Young native trees have to compete with the non-native pines for space and resources.
Join us in giving our native tress a helping hand by pulling out noon-native conifer regeneration (small saplings).
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Ranger Beth at beth.harwood@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Beldorney Volunteering day
If you are looking to volunteer outdoors in nature, we have a couple of dates coming up to help with the maintenance of the newly planted native trees in the Forest of Hope on Beldorney Estate.
Wednesday 19th February.
Friday 21st February.
09.30 until 15:00
If you are interested in joining us, please email Ranger Louise louise.mclaren@highlandsrewilding.co.uk for further information.
We hope to see you there!
Mindfullness in Nature free session
Mindfulness in Nature
Free session on Thursday 13th February from 10am to 1pm
Stephen Wiseman from N4H and Peter Wilkes from the Highland Mindfulness Group are combining their expertise for a half day of nature mindfulness on the Highlands Rewilding Bunloit estate near Drumnadrochit.
The session will consist of a variety of mindfulness meditation practices some of which will involve sitting whilst others will involve moving and observing nature. We hope participants will enjoy lovely wooded surrounds and views overlooking Loch Ness.
Hot drinks & flapjack will be provided.
HOW TO BOOK:
Booking is required as places are limited. Over 18s only.
Please contact Daniel on highlandmindfulness@gmail.com to book your place.
The event is free. Donations are welcome to help us run more of these sessions.
The meeting point is the Loch Ness Hub car park in Drumnadrochit at 9.30am for onward car sharing to the estate and the base for the session.
Photos and more info: https://highlandmindfulness.co.uk/mindfulness-in-nature/
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Tayvallich science and company update- Drop in and evening presentation
Highlands Rewilding held a successful, enjoyable and well-attended science and community update meeting on 31st January at Tayvallich Community Hall. You can read the full report and browse pictures from the drop-in and evening presentations by clicking this event.
Tayvallich Wildlife Club visit
Led by local naturalist and wildlife filmmaker John Aitchison and wildlife expert Mary Lou Aitchison, the children from The Tayvallich Wildlife Club came to Danna on Tayvallich Estate to go goose spotting.
The children walked to mid-Danna where they were able to see geese through John's fantastic telescope and learn about the 4 types of geese that spend their winters on the luscious green fields at Danna. They also had the opportunity to spot red, roe and sika deer using the estates thermal spotter. The deer were hiding in thick vegetation so it would have been impossible to see without the thermal spotter.
The children enjoyed hot chocolate and cookies at Mid Danna cottage and had worksheets and colouring which showed the difference between the geese species. Amazing day thanks to John and Mary Lou for inspiring the next generation and Martin and Ewan for the use of their house!
Bunloit Christmas celebration - mince pies, mulled wine and wonky Christmas trees
Come and cut your own wonky Christmas trees, and join us in removing non-native tree regeneration.
10am - 4pm
One of our objectives at Bunloit Estate is to progressively transition from non-native plantations to native woodlands. Young native trees have to compete with the non-native pines for space and resources. This winter, to give them a helping hand, the Estate team at Bunloit will be removing non-native conifer regeneration.
This is a great opportunity for you to join us in taking out spruce and hemlock. Though not your typical Christmas trees, a little wonky and a little spiky, these trees make lovely festive decorations full of character.
If you are new to Bunloit’s nature days, get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk. We hope to see you at this event, the last nature day of 2024.
Tayvallich Estate Winter Events
Join us on Saturday 7th December for a chance to see the on-going work of the Tayvallich Estate team. We are hosting three free sessions across the day. We hope to see you at one (or more) of them!
Walk & Talk
10.30am - 12.30am or 1.30pm - 3.30pm (accessible)
Free mini-bus from Tayvallich Community Hall, and back again.
Winter Blether
7.00pm - 8.00pm
Tayvallich Community Hall
Click on the event for more information!
Tayvallich Primary School and ELC visit
Tayvallich primary school visited Tayvallich Estate to see Rowan and Ewan in action at work. A brilliant day all round, the children also got to meet Calum, the Chief Scientist for the estate, who helped us learn about some of the plant and animal life. The event was put together by Keira, Highlands Rewilding’s Community Engagement Coordinator, with funding through FIRNS funding (The Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland), provided by NatureScot and the Scottish Government.
After the visit, the school said:
“We found out so much really interesting and useful information, including why science and surveying are so important on the estate, why drones have transformed ways of observing and monitoring animals, how a dry suit really does keep you dry when you dive for scallops and oysters and why turning a duvet cover inside out helps you to fit it. The pictures tell the stories and the children will tell you more!”
https://www.tayvallich.argyll-bute.sch.uk/fabulous-family-friday-visit-to-the-tayvallich-estate-6th-december-2024/
We were delighted to host the school group and hope to organise more visits soon.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Huntly Youth Club at Beldorney
It was brilliant to host a Nature4Health session for the Huntly Youth Club at Beldorney Estate last week, getting kids out into nature. Everyone got involved in practising fire lighting, first with cotton wool and then with thistledown and birch bark, before cooking some tasty "doughnuts" on the fire. We learned about prey and predator behaviours before heading out to look at some animal tracks and signs.
After some warming spruce tea, learning some knots and making some wooden Christmas decorations with nettle cordage for hanging, we rounded off the morning with lunch round the fire and hot chocolate.
Thanks to N4H, Rachel n Jaz Youth Work, Barnardo's, and the funders of the wider FIRNS project NatureScot and The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Pasture for Life Skills Development Programme workshop at Beldorney Castle
We look forward to welcoming participants for a Pasture for Life event, with Rob Havard of Phepson Angus sharing his expertise on livestock genetics that are functional and fertile in a pasture-only environment. There will be a practical assessment of the cattle at Beldorney to help bring the theory to life.
If you have a professional interest and would like to attend you can find out more and sign up via Eventbright.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Bunloit Event: Samhain / Hallowe'en Stories and Songs with storyteller Alis Ballance
Each-Uisge Anns An t-Sabhal: Water Horse in the barn
Free event with free minibus shuttle
Bunloit Estate, Friday 1st November. Meet 6.45 pm Loch Ness Hub in Drumnadrochit; return 8.45pm.
Join Storyteller Alis Ballance from SEANCHAS at Wester Bunloit Barn to celebrate Samhain / Hallowe'en with a night of spooky tales and haunting melodies featuring the terrifying legend of the waterhorse. A fun night for all the family with apple pie and hot drinks after the performance.
More information and sign-ups via Eventbright.
Bunloit: Mindfulness in Nature - pilot session
FULLY BOOKED, more sessions planned
An exciting event to connect people with and experience the benefits of nature through mindful practice. A collaboration between Highlands Rewilding, Nature 4 Health and The Highland Mindfulness Group.
This event is organised by one of our Community Joint Venture partners, ‘Mindfulness in Nature’, and hosted at Bunloit Estate. Keep an eye out for more details of future events.
Beldorney Community Meeting
We are holding a community meeting this evening on the future of Beldorney estate. Please do let your friends and neighbours know – all are welcome to attend.
Tonight, Monday 28th October, 7pm, Glass Hall
This meeting is to update the community on our equity raise and land sale plans and answer any questions people may have about what this means for Beldorney and residents in Glass and the surrounding area.
At the meeting, our CEO, Jeremy Leggett, will present an update, and members of the Estate and Communities Teams will also be present to discuss next steps.
The purpose of this meeting is to update the community on the current situation and possible scenarios for Beldorney and answer any questions. It is also to gauge community interest and appetite for remaining informed or involved and to discuss the best methods for doing so.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Bunloit Community Meeting
Community meeting on the future of Bunloit Estate
Tues 15th October, 7.30pm, Glen urquhart Public Hall
Following the meeting held by GURCA on 25th September to explore options for community purchase of part of the Bunloit estate, Highlands Rewilding is hosting a follow-up session to present information on the estate, its current management and funding.
We will host a Q&A after presentation of the following:
Overview of Highlands Rewilding business model and income/expenditure on Bunloit.
About the Bunloit Estate, with a focus on North Bunloit, now on the market.
Options for continued partnership with Highlands Rewilding for the local community
Jeremy Leggett, CEO and members of our Science, Estate and Communities Teams will be present to answer questions. All are welcome so please help spread the word.
Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below - Coastal foraging event at Tayvallich
Gu h-àrd is gu h-ìosal - Above and Below - Coastal foraging event at Tayvallich
Join wild swim coach Dan the Merman and wild food guide Heather on Tayvallich Estate for this FREE half day sensory and immersive pilot community experience amongst stunning west coast scenery. Together we learn about nature's bounty and wild edibles, take the opportunity to immerse our senses with a dip in Argyll's stunning waters and learn some of the wonderful meanings and the stories behind the Gaelic names that describe our sense of place and the nature that surrounds us. After a dip we will share a wild food picnic together that showcases some of the wonderful wild edibles found in Argyll. Funded by NatureScot and Highlands Rewilding as a FIRNS Community Venture Project.
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!
Bunloit Nature Days - Volunteering
If you are local to the area, or just passing through, drop in on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month between 10am-4pm to get outside in nature and take part in our rewilding efforts.
Usual meeting place: Bunloit Farm W3W///green.script.tint
Pick ups available from Loch Ness Hub, Drumnadrochit
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Estate Manager Alex Davies on alex.davies@highlandsrewilding.co.uk
Wildlife walks, mycorrhizal experiments, berry picking, forest gardening, tree planting, climate conversations, pond dipping, tracks and signs, mulching, invasive species removal and much more!