The trees in the middle here are non-native beech, adding a bit of colour to this woodland, but not espescially desirable in a wood of this quality and national importance.
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A large scale catchment management initiative covering over 1000 miles of rivers and watercourses in the western catchments of the Tay river system, centred on Glen Lochay, Glen Lyon and the Dochart/ Fillan/ Cononish system. Managed by Scottish Native Woods in Aberfeldy, Highland Perthshire.
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- Water Vole Survey Training in Glen Lochay
- Water Vole Burrow in Glen Lochay
- Water Vole Latrine in Glen Lochay
- Mink raft demonstration in Glen Lochay
- Alistair Makinson Prints
- Newtyle Hut
- Newtyle 2
- 400 MILES- POINT OF LYON
- Point of Lyon Video
- Salmon Fishermen
- Kenmore- Aberfeldy path
- Beech Seedlings
- Algal Growth
- Three Fishes
- Himalayam Balsam
- Himalayam Balsam 2
- Garth Castle
- Keltney Burn Woodlands
- Keltney Burn Waterfall
- Keltney Burn Waterfall.
- Birds Singing in Oak Woodland at Keltney Burn
- 3 Trees
- Ash & Birch
- Big Oaks
- Big Ash
- Young Aspen
- Beech Trees in the SAC
- Dumb Dumpers
- Glengoulandie Country Park
- Soay Sheep at Glengoulandie
- Red Deer at Glengoulandie
- Fence Blockage
- Dun Choillich
- Regenerating Birch Trees
- Erosion
- Road to Scheihallion
- The Cononish
- Upper Lochay
- Benmore Burn
- Allt Conait meets Lyon
- Good Riparian habitat on the Lochay
- The Upper Lyon above Stronuich
- The Fillan Below Inverhaggernie Bridge
- The Fillan looking East
- Loch an Daimh, Glen Lyon
- Riparian Woodland- Allt Conait gorge
- The Allt Conait Gorge
- Aspen Trees
- Another Aspen Tree
- Cute Little Calf
- Hairy Highland Coo
- Stags in the Sun
- The Lyon at Meggernie
- Native Pinewood Managers Meeting at Meggernie
- Meggernie Castle
- AGM at Drummond Hill
- Office Bearers
- Local Forestry Commission staff
- Scots Pine, Larch & Spruce Trees, Drummond Hill
- Pinewood Management on Drummond Hill
- Pass of Glen Lyon from Drummond Hill
- Towards Keltneyburn, from Drummond Hill
- Black Cows, Green Grass
- Wildlife Corner in Glen Lyon
- Survey Preparations
- Progress Map
- Spawning Areas on the Lochay
- Springtime in Glen Lyon
- Lambing Time in Glen Lyon, Highland Perthshire
- The Roman Bridge in Glen Lyon
- Parkland Trees in Glen Lyon
- Primroses in Glen Lyon
- Beech Trees in Glen Lyon
- Ash Woods in Glen Lyon
- Unmanaged Woods along the Lyon
- Little Piggies
- BIFF Agro-forestry Site in Glen Lyon
- The Village of Fortingall
- Fortingall Hotel and Church
- The Fortingall Yew Tree
- Grade Three Agricultural Land
- Nice House
- The Fortingall Hotel
- The Ewe, Fortingall Hotel
- Carn na Marbh, Fortingall
- Plaque
- Stone Circle at Fortingall
- Harvesting Timber on the Dochart
- Scottish Native Woods
- Specialized Tree Work
- Spreading the Word
- Loch Tay Looking East Towards Kenmore
- TWCP Committee
- Freshwater Fishing Representation
- A Day on the Loch
- Loch Tay
- Slower Water
- The Next Generation
- Jock Monteith
- Newtyle Beat
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