Joint ventures for people and nature: final report published

Written By Highlands Rewilding

Highlands Rewilding recently completed a ground-breaking project under the Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland (FIRNS) programme, funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund in partnership with the Scottish Government and NatureScot. Our 18-month project explored how “Community Joint Ventures” (CJVs) can link local people with the benefits of nature recovery, as a new approach to collaborative restoration.

The project aimed to co-develop business plans for community-led ventures that support or are supported by rewilding, providing useful examples for others to build on.

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