Scottish Native Woods
Scottish Native Woods

Did you know?

Although most of Britain’s elms have been killed by Dutch Elm Disease, healthy populations still survive in northern parts of Scotland.

Our Vision

Healthy, thriving native woodlands valued for their unique contribution to Scotland's people, culture, economy and natural environment

People's Postcode give support in Aberfeldy

People's Postcode Trust logo

The People's Postcode Trust have once again given financial support to a community project Scottish Native Woods are involved with.

Camserney Community Garden, just outside Aberfeldy, have been given a donation to help install an electrical supply, a gazebo, more fruit trees and to create more allotment plots for the community to grow their own veggies.

The site is a great source of outdoor learning for pupils from Breadalbane Academy who are helping make this garden a fantastic community asset.

Talisman Energy (UK) Limited support key native species

Talisman Energy logo

Talisman Energy (UK) Limited, a leading oil company, are supporting our work on recording aspen in selected ancient woods in the North East.
Click here for full article. Talisman Energy (UK) Ltd Support

Latest News: our most recent additions

Trustees Wanted
Do you have a little spare time you could devote to help make a real difference to Scotland's native woods? Find out what skills we are looking for here Trustee Vacancy ad.pdf

Dates for 2010
New dates and information on how you can volunteer is found here volunteering events

Scottish Native Woods are guests of People's Postcode Trust at a Charity Gala in the Scottish Parliament this week. Photographs will be on our blogsite soon.

A brief summary of last year is here Annual Report 08-09.pdf

Our Autumn newsletter is now available autweb.09.pdf

Boot on post

Get Fit, See Scotland, Raise Money!

The Tough Ness Challenge 18-19 June 2010
The Tough Ness Challenge is a 40 mile walk and a 30 mile bike along the Great Glen Way: from one side of Scotland to the other. It is a truly stunning route that will take your breath away, keep your feet moving and give you inspiration for every step.
Teams of three are required so get your friends or colleagues fired up. See volunteering opportunities for more information.

Scottish Native Woods feature on BBC's Beechgrove Garden .
Click HERE to visit the BBC's website and catch Simon Lockwood's advice on native hedges.

Dates for the NWDG Tree Coring Workshop is available at Other Woodland Events

We have responded to Consultation on Red Squirrel Strongholds and on the Argyll & Bute Forestry Strategy Issues Paper

Proceedings from 2008 HAG Aspen Conference.pdf are available for download

We have launched Scottish Native Woods blog

We have contributed to the FPG Response to forestry and climate change 09 01 27.pdf

Our 2020 Aspen vision to download

New leaflet on Atlantic Hazelwoods to download

Information on Forestry Policy Group

Tay Western Catchment Project reaches the source of the Tay Tay Western Catchments Blog



About this website

This site will help you to find out more about Scottish Native Woods. Find out more about what we do to protect and enhance Scotland's native woodlands, about our latest volunteering opportunities, about how you can take part in a sponsored event to help us, and about our special projects.

Scottish Native Woods is a Scottish recognised charity no. SC017971 and a company limited by guarantee registered in Scotland no. 152631
Registered office: 1 Crieff Road, Aberfeldy, Perthshire PH15 2BJ

Other Scottish Native Woods websites


You can find out more about what we do at

Scottish Native Woods blog
Scottish Aspen website
Tay Western Catchments Blog

Woodland Gallery
Woodland Gallery
Woodland Gallery