“By the year 2020, you will never be more than one mile from an Aspen stand along any of Scotland’s lochs, rivers and major tributaries.” This project aims to restore Aspen to its rightful place as a significant and valued component of Scotland’s native woods, using our river corridors to connect the Highlands to the lowlands with stands of this iconic species.
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- Highland Aspen Group AGM and Field Meeting
- Planting aspen at the zoo.....
- And another one.......
- Peter Collen of Loch Garry Tree Group planting aspen
- Looking along Loch Garry
- Going to the zoo, zoo, zoo.......
- John Parrott's big poster
- Davy Black of Plantlife was our neighbour
- Highland Aspen Group nursery
- Highland Perthshire Trees
- VIDEO- Looking around the polytunnel.
- 2011 suckers emerging from root-trays
- Closer.....
- Emerging suckers.......
- HP clones in airpots
- Newly planted airpots......
- Delivery.......
- In a line......
- Aspen everywhere
- A stack of airpots......
- In a pot......
- Aspen collecting again
- HP 21 Manse House, Tombreck. Loch Tay side
- Different angle.......
- Roots from HP 21
- HP 22 Carie Farm
- Inside the wood.......
- Outside the wood.......
- A carpet of aspen suckers.......
- Closer.......
- Closer....
- Another tree tagged
- Among the bracken
- HP 23 Glen Lochay
- Very mature trees at this location
- Lichen.......
- Through the branches.....
- HP 24
- Peeking up through the grass
- HP 25
- And again....
- HP 26
- HP 27 Killin Cemetry
- Leaves
- Nae leaves......
- HP 29
- HP 29 by the Dochart
- HP 28, below Auchlyne Bridge
- HP 29 stems
- HP 30
- Nae leaves yet.......
- HP 31....just west of Crianlarch
- Aspen suckers on the lower Tummel
- Another angle......
- Aspen in Finland
- Beaver
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