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Woodland expansion increases despite economic and regulatory pressures
Black grouse numbers jump across Angus Glens after habitat restoration
Loch Lomond & Trossachs sets out 2025-2030 herbivore management strategy
Forestry and Land Scotland releases 17 grazing lets for new entrants
Dundee hillwalking club secures Glen Prosen bothy base
Hutton to develop large-scale nature restoration plan at Glensaugh farm
How cattle are helping restore nature in Scotland’s Angus glens