Trees for Life
Rewilding the Scottish Highlands
Trees for Life stands at the forefront of rewilding in the Scottish Highlands. Hopeful and bold, we are committed to creating nature-rich landscapes that include and support people. Working on a grand scale, we aim to close the gap between people and nature.
Focusing on Scotland’s spectacular Caledonian forest, we foster biodiversity and encourage natural processes essential to life. From the iconic red squirrel to the elusive lynx, we are working to bring more life back to our landscapes.
Rewilding is a shared journey. Together with communities, we are restoring Scotland’s natural and cultural heritage while supporting local livelihoods. Join us on this path of hope and positive action. Rewild the Scottish Highlands.
Sectors: Community and Volunteers Countryside Ecology Environmental and Outdoor Education Fieldwork and Research Practical Land Management Sustainability Wildlife
Regions: Scotland (North)
HQ or Main Location: Trees for Life Head Office, Findhorn
This organisation offers Voluntary Opportunities.
Organisation Size: Medium (50-249)
Contact Details:
Phone: 01309 691 292
Email: hello@treesforlife.org.uk
Volunteer Posts
Tree Nursery Volunteer, Trees for Life
News
- Scottish rewilding estate hosts pioneering research into nature and mental health
- First baby beavers in 400 years born in Scotland’s ‘most beautiful glen’
- Volunteers collect over 11m rare seeds for nature restoration work in Scotland
- Volunteers collect over 11m rare seeds by hand from remote areas to restore Scotland’s native woodlands and rainforest
- Red squirrel range in Highlands increases by over 25% following major reintroduction project by rewilding charity
- Beavers released in Glen Affric 400 years after extinction in Scotland
- Licence granted for historic return of beavers to Glen Affric
- Unique Highland juniper forest given special European status in UK first
- Glen Affric to home new beavers?
- Trees for Life’s Dundreggan Rewilding Centre near Loch Ness wins top Nature Tourism Award
- New network launched in Cairngorms to restore one of Scotland’s rarest native trees
- UK ‘return’ for ancient aurochs 400 years after European extinction
- 80% of Scots want more rewilding action from Scottish Government, polling shows
- Highland black grouse numbers on rise thanks to habitat restoration
- Volunteers collect 2.2 million rare seeds to boost ancient native woodlands and rainforest across Scotland
- Finding Scotland’s ‘lost’ ice age pinewoods
- Bid for Affric & Loch Ness National Park launched
- Rare Caledonian pinewood restored at the Alladale Wilderness Reserve
- Returning beavers to Glen Affric
- Scotland’s ‘ice age’ pinewoods on knife-edge, says first major study in 60 years