Biological Diversity on Dundreggan
Dundreggan is a 10,000 acre (4,000 hectare) estate situated in Glen Moriston that contains a remnant of the Caledonian Forest, and is particularly noted for its exceptional birch-juniper woodland. As such it is an important site for biological diversity in Scotland, and Trees for Life aims to enhance this through the restoration work we will carry out there in the coming years.
The links below lead to other pages with lists of the species recorded so far on Dundreggan, and details of some of the surveys we've had carried out there.
Species Lists
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Plants Bryophytes Lichens Vascular plants, ferns and clubmosses Fungi Slime Molds |
Vertebrates Birds Mammals Reptiles and Amphibians |
Invertebrates Arachnids Crustaceans Insects Beetles Butterflies Dragonflies Moths Molluscs |
Ecological features of Dundreggan
Surveys
Lichen Survey on Dundreggan, 2009
Beetle Survey on Dundreggan in 2007-08
Moth Survey in Dundreggan, 2006
Pages about Dundreggan on this site
- Dundreggan home page
- Become a Friend of Dundreggan
- The Dundreggan Estate - the perfect site for forest restoration. Management plan in brief.
- £1.65 million Dundreggan deal a milestone for Scotland's Caledonian Forest
- Our purchase of Dundreggan is complete, at last - August 2008
- Dundreggan News: articles from 2006 to the present
- First impressions of Dundreggan's potential for forest restoration
- Biodiversity on Dundreggan - First impressions, August 2006
- Biodiversity on Dundreggan
- The History of the Dundreggan Estate