Our Third Natural Capital Report - Building Natural Capital - outlines progress and plans across our three open air laboratories: Bunloit, Beldorney and Tayvallich, and gives an overview of the quickly developing natural capital landscape.

‘Unlocking Scotland’s Soil’ is the second of a series of short campaign films exploring our crowdfund to scale nature recovery in Scotland.

‘My Great Hope’ is the first of a series of short films we will release each week during our campaign to scale nature recovery in Scotland.

Our Second Natural Capital Report paints a picture of tremendous potential for increasing both carbon storage and biodiversity at Beldorney in Aberdeenshire

Highlands Rewilding is scaling the work of the Bunloit Rewilding Project, as a new mass ownership company. Read more about the change in company and branding, and how it all works together to help rewild the Highlands of Scotland, at scale.

A source of carbon emissions and lichen communities of international importance, our first natural capital report has uncovered some interesting and unexpected conclusions.

Jeremy Leggett, founder of Highlands Rewilding Ltd, explains how the idea for a new mass-ownership company will work, with the purpose of nature recovery and community prosperity through rewilding taken to scale in the Highlands of Scotland.

Bunloit Estate is home to a number of non-native conifer plantations that sit atop peat bog and are nestled amongst native broadleaf woodland. The big question for the past year has been; when is cutting down trees the right thing to do? Helge Hansen - our Woodlands Manager – has outlined the decision making process below.

A paper on the Bunloit Model and its investment implications. Presented at the IoD Scotland’s H&I Innovation and Investment Forum June 8th, 2021.

On Friday 26th of February, our founder and Executive Director, Jeremy Leggett, delivered a presentation at the Rural Housing Scotland Summit, on the topic of Repopulating Rural.