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Hydro power notice Cashel Native Forest, Loch Lomond 18224 216 Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond A notice board informing about micro hydro power project which has taken place in Cashel Native Forest, Loch Lomond. 29 April 2023
View north-west along the Carrifran valley, Moffat 16581 362 Carrifran Wildwood Looking from the viewpoint with its interpretation signs north-westwards along the valley, Carrifran Wildwood, Moffat. Like much of Scotland, Carrifran used to be wooded. From the Neolithic onwards, farmers cleared woodland for buildings and grazing, and hunted predators which had kept grazing under control. Until the Millennium, Carrifran was, like other valleys in the Southern Uplands, denuded of trees by grazing and felling. Deer, sheep and goats would have eaten the young trees trying to regenerate. Now a project, led by Borders Forest Trust, with a 100-year vision to restore wild woodland, is in progress, with exclusion of grazers and planting of over half a million different native trees of many species to provide a rich habitat for wildlife. 17 September 2020
Yellow flag irises, RSPB Loch Lomond 12014 215 Loch Lomond - RSPB Loch Lomond Yellow flag irises (Iris pseudacorus) on the marsh, with the Pentagonal Wood, Net Bay, RSPB Loch Lomond. A sign asks people not to take their dogs past this point as it is a ground-nesting bird breeding area. 10 June 2017
Scottish National Antarctic Expedition plaque at Keppel 11696 22 Firth of Clyde - Millport Plaque at Keppel commemorating the safe return to Millport of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition 1902-1904, led by William Speirs Bruce. 09 August 2016
GNHS members on the boardwalk, RSPB Loch Lomond 17388 215 Loch Lomond - RSPB Loch Lomond GNHS members onthe boardwalk, opened in 2022, across the Aber Bog at RSPB Loch Lomond, taken by David Palmar 28 May 2022
Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk 17095 348 West Lothian - Blawhorn Moss Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk, taken by David Palmar 15 September 2021
Blawhorn Moss NNR boardwalk and dragonfly pond 17094 348 West Lothian - Blawhorn Moss View of boardwalk at Blawhorn Moss NNR, with dragonfly pond almost dried up in the summer drought, taken by David Palmar 15 September 2021
Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk 17093 348 West Lothian - Blawhorn Moss Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk, taken by David Palmar 15 September 2021
Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk 17092 348 West Lothian - Blawhorn Moss Panorama of Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk, taken by David Palmar 15 September 2021
Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk 17091 348 West Lothian - Blawhorn Moss View over Blawhorn Moss NNR, showing the bridge and boardwalk, taken by David Palmar 15 September 2021

Hydro power notice Cashel Native Forest, Loch Lomond

18224

216

Loch Lomond - East Loch Lomond

A notice board informing about micro hydro power project which has taken place in Cashel Native Forest, Loch Lomond.

29 April 2023

View north-west along the Carrifran valley, Moffat

16581

362

Carrifran Wildwood

Looking from the viewpoint with its interpretation signs north-westwards along the valley, Carrifran Wildwood, Moffat.
Like much of Scotland, Carrifran used to be wooded. From the Neolithic onwards, farmers cleared woodland for buildings and grazing, and hunted predators which had kept grazing under control. Until the Millennium, Carrifran was, like other valleys in the Southern Uplands, denuded of trees by grazing and felling. Deer, sheep and goats would have eaten the young trees trying to regenerate.
Now a project, led by Borders Forest Trust, with a 100-year vision to restore wild woodland, is in progress, with exclusion of grazers and planting of over half a million different native trees of many species to provide a rich habitat for wildlife.

17 September 2020

Yellow flag irises, RSPB Loch Lomond

12014

215

Loch Lomond - RSPB Loch Lomond

Yellow flag irises (Iris pseudacorus) on the marsh, with the Pentagonal Wood, Net Bay, RSPB Loch Lomond.
A sign asks people not to take their dogs past this point as it is a ground-nesting bird breeding area.

10 June 2017