Wild boar rooting

Wild boar rooting for food. By reducing the dominance of bracken, they give other plant species a chance to grow.

Articles about the Caledonian Forest

Restoring biodiversity in the native pinewoods of the Caledonian Forest by Alan Watson Featherstone, Spring 2010
The wild heart of the Highlands by Alan Watson Featherstone
Ecological restoration of natural forests: the two main approaches by Alan Watson Featherstone
Glen Affric: the Return of the Wild by Alan Watson Featherstone (on the Scottish Wild Land Group web site)
Planting on barren ground by Guy Hand
Return of the wild by Roy Dennis
Above the tree line by Tim Clifford
And it came to pass by Finlay MacRae
An Illustrated Guide to Ancient Wood Pasture in Scotland by Peter Quelch

Last updated: Wednesday, 25-Aug-2010 15:58:54 BST

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