Land Use & Conservation Links

Aspen Site
This Scottish Native Woods' run site is dedicated to the aspen tree
Click HERE to visit
www.scottishaspen.org.uk

Butterfly Conservation Scotland
BCS are a charity dedicated to conserving the UK's native butterflies, moths and their habitats. We have many common interests, including good grazing practice in woodlands and work on aspen.
Click HERE to visit
www.butterfly-conservation.org/scotland

Breadalbane Initiative for Farm Forestry
BIFF is an initiative that complements our activities in Highland Perthshire. BIFF seeks to encourage farmers to do more with their woodlands
Click HERE to visit
www.breadalbanefarmforestry.co.uk

Dunbeag
Woodland restoration & forest garden in Argyll.
Click HERE to visit
www.dunbeag.org.uk

Forest Policy Group
Forest Policy Group aims to further the development of sustainable forestry in Scotland. Scottish Native Woods are members
Forest Policy Group
www.forestpolicygroup.org

LINK
Scottish Native Woods are members of Scottish Wildlife LINK, which campaigns for environmental action
Scottish Wildlife Link
www.scotlink.org

Native Woodland Discussion Group
Informal membership organisation for those with an interest in any aspect of native woodlands
Click HERE to visit
www.nwdg.org.uk

Plantlife Scotland
A charity dedicated to conserving plants and their natural habitats. They have a special interest in juniper.
Click HERE to visit
www.plantlife.org.uk

Project Woodland
has more details about the Fife Air Cadet Conservation Group's own woodland near Crianlarich.
Click HERE to visit
www.projectwoodland.org.uk

Scottish Fungi website
has a wealth of information about fungi: what they are, which one you have found, and other sources of help and information.
Click HERE
http://sites.google.com/site/scottishfungi/

Trees for Life
A charity working to restore the Caledonian forest in and around Glen Affric. TfL have done a lot of work on aspen
Click HERE to visit
www.treesforlife.org.uk

Woodland Heritage
A membership organisation which promotes the management and use of woodlands
Click HERE to visit
www.woodlandheritage.org.uk