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CORROUR BOTHY: A REFUGE IN THE WILDERNESS

Posted on August 9, 2021 by NatureScot

Last year saw the centenary of Corrour Bothy – perhaps the most famous bothy in the world and the oldest still in use. Today’s blog comes from author and passionate Scottish hillwalker, Ralph Storer, who tracked down and united the … Continue reading →

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Protecting our raptors

Posted on June 8, 2015 by NatureScot

Many raptors in Scotland are at risk – but many of us are also working hard to protect them. Here Vicki Mowat, a member of our Media Relations team,  looks at two ways we’re trying to make sure we keep … Continue reading →

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