Trees for Life is the only organisation specifically dedicated to restoring the Caledonian Forest to a
target area of 600 sq miles in the Scottish Highlands.
We work in partnership with the Forestry Commission,
RSPB and private landowners, and own and manage the 10,000 acre
Dundreggan Estate.
Each year we run over 45 Conservation Work Weeks. Hundreds of volunteers
join us annually in planting over 100,000 trees in protected areas, and carry out other restoration work such as seed collection
and propagation of young trees and rare woodland plants. We have planted over 800,000 trees since 1989.
Archived Mailings: mailings which have been sent to members in the past. They include magazines, species profiles, appeal forms,
work week brochures, sponsored walk forms etc.
The most recent newsletter is not included in this section. If you would like
to receive mailings as they come out, please join us as a member!
The online copies of Caledonia Wild go back further than the mailings linked to here.
Volunteers ready to plant seedlings
Photo by Peter Cairns
Back row, left to right:
Alan Watson Featherstone, Pirouel Dickson. Middle row, left to right:
Allan Common, Mick Drury, Anneke Klop, Adam Powell, Neil Armstrong. Front row, left to right:
Jill Hodge, Dan Puplett, Elaine Dempsey, Ingrid Mahl, Janet Barcis. Not shown: Kerrigan Bell, Kate Smith, and Colin Blyth.