AGWA is a community organisation which aims to promote sustainable woodland management by encouraging and developing training, marketing and practical demonstration. More Info

Lead Organisation: Argyll Green Woodworkers Association

Aros Park Community Woodland

The project, situated on the Isle of Mull, has carried out rhododendron clearance, botanical and archaeological surveying, path restoration and tree planting with active support from the local community. More Info

Lead Organisation: Forest Enterprise

This project is extending and restoring areas of native oak woodland at both Tarbert and Skipness and linking them by means of an 8.4km waymarked footpath with on-site interpretation. More Info

Lead Organisation: Forest Enterprise

Barnluasgan Woodland Restoration & Interpretation

The MFS project is expanding the semi-natural woodland by removal of 40 ha of non-native conifers and encouraging natural regeneration in these areas. More Info

Lead Organisation: Forest Enterprise

A detailed management plan has been prepared for restoring the woodland at Bishops Glen and the MFS project will see the start of this work which will include the removal of sitka spruce and the establishment of additional areas of native broadleaved woodland. More Info

Lead Organisation: Argyll & Bute Council

Kinloch, Mudalach & Achnashellach Native Woodland Restoration

This project involves restoration work at three different woods in Forest Enterprise ownership - oakwood and adjoining plantations at Kinloch, birchwood at Mudalach and native pinewood at Achnashellach. More Info

Lead Organisation: Forest Enterprise

By supporting a first phase of work, MFS is enabling a local community group to bring this wood back into management and convert it gradually to native woodland. More Info

Lead Organisation: Culag Community Woodland Trust

This project has two separate elements on National Trust for Scotland land on the Isle of Arran involving woodland regeneration, deer fencing and the creation of woodland trails. More Info

Lead Organisation: National Trust for Scotland

A major restoration of the internationally important oak woodland owned by Forest Enterprise along the north shore of Loch Sunart More Info

Lead Organisation: Forest Enterprise

This project is carrying out a survey of the woodlands of North Assynt to establish their condition, extent and management requirements. More Info

Lead Organisation: Assynt Crofters Trust

Through this project, part of the internationally important oakwoods along the north shore of Loch Sunart have been restored and regenerated. More Info

Lead Organisation: Royal Society for the Protection of Birds

Native woodland creation, construction of woodland walks, and provision of interpretation and access for visitors and residents are encompassed within this broad project focused on the two adjoining crofting estates of Strathaird and Torrin on Skye. More Info

Lead Organisation: John Muir Trust

This project represents a unique coming together of seven crofting townships and the Applecross Estate in Wester Ross in order to achieve a huge woodland restoration scheme. More Info

Lead Organisation: North Applecross Woodlands Company Ltd

This project is based on Mull where Highland Renewal leases 615 ha of land in a very scenic location at the south west of the island, near the ferry crossing to Iona. More Info

Lead Organisation: Highland Renewal

The NTS property which extends to 6,200 ha includes some important remnants of native woodland which are in need of conservation. More Info

Lead Organisation: The National Trust for Scotland

This project will be the start of restoring the important native woodland on the island which has suffered from sheep grazing and neglect. More Info

Lead Organisation: Isle of Eigg Heritage Trust

This project is to bring into management 515 ha of land which will eventually form continuous native woodland from Kyle to Plockton. More Info

Lead Organisation: The National Trust for Scotland