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National Trust for Scotland (NTS) Torridon - Woodland Management Plan – Information for Stakeholders
 
TreeStory Ltd, woodland management consultants, have identified the climbing community as potential stakeholders in the future management of the woodlands on the National Trust for Scotland’s Torridon Estate, which covers the Torridon Celtic Jumble. TreeStory are working on behalf of the NTS to consult with stakeholders regarding the proposed management objectives. The outlined concepts and objectives can be viewed here: National Trust for Scotland (NTS) Torridon - Woodland Management Plan – Information for Stakeholders (pdf) TreeStory would welcome any comments you have to help identify opportunities and constraints at this early stage of planning.
 
All responses should be sent by email to Anna McKibben (anna.mckibben@treestory.org.uk) and ‘cc’ Kerri Milligan (kerri.milligan@treestory.org.uk), by Thursday 7th September 2023. Please also state which website you saw the plans on (e.g. ScottishBloc website, Instagram, UKC, UKB).
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bump - one week left to respond to the consultation!

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Today's the last day to get your responses to the consultation in!

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As long as the trees in Shieldaig Forest and Flowerdale Forest are unharmed, fine by me ;)

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Just sent jn a quick response. Basically saying I supported their plans, emphasising the national popularity of the boulders due to their scenic quality so don't significantly alter that, that as a general rule don't plant trees close to boulders, and please crack on with Rhododendron control.

 

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