Cairngorms Connect News
All the latest news from The Endangered Landscapes Programme
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Pine hoverfly reintroduction takes flight in the Cairngorms
Dappled sunlight falls through fragrant Scot’s pine boughs, warming the skin. Creamy sprays of rowan flowers shine brightly in the…
1st April 2022
Climate Change Showcase: Restoring peat bogs in the Cairngorms
In the first of our landscape restoration and climate change mini-series, Matt Burnett, the Communications Coordinator for the Endangered Landscape…
1st November 2021
Life after death – the beauty of deadwood invertebrates
Criss-crossing trunks at drunken angles, broken lichen-scarred limbs, softly rotting wood beneath further freshly fallen trunks. These might be the…
7th July 2021
Art in a landscape: An interview with Hamish Napier
The creation and experience of art in a landscape – be it music, poetry, sculpture, dance, literature, or another form…
26th June 2020
Beetle monitoring: How dead wood is supporting new life
It only takes a few minutes of walking through a healthy Caledonian pinewood to see what a complex, dynamic place…
12th June 2020
The Endangered Landscapes Programme announces its first Annual Review
2019 was a significant year for the environmental agenda. We witnessed the twinned biodiversity and climate change crises moving up…
27th April 2020