A closer look at the Caledonian Forest — exploring native pinewoods, ecology, history and the changing relationship between woodland and the Highland landscape.
A closer look at the Great Glen — exploring the geological forces, glaciation, water and human movement that have shaped one of the Highlands’ defining landscapes.
A closer look at Gaelic place names — exploring how names can preserve traces of landscape, language, history and people’s relationships with place.
A closer look at Highland weather — exploring how rain, wind, cloud, mist and changing conditions become part of our experience of landscape and place.
A closer look at Highland lochs and waterways — exploring how water shapes the landscape, reflects changing light and becomes part of our experience of place.
A closer look at Highland light — exploring how changing daylight, weather and season continually reshape the experience of the Scottish landscape.
Nature and wellbeing are often connected through a familiar idea: spend time outdoors and you will feel better. A walk through woodland,
