We spent Wednesday and Thursday last week learning how to construct leaky barriers at three different locations across the cluster; each where channels begin to flow in the wetter months. The idea is to let ‘normal flow’ pass through unobstructed, but temporarily hold water back during periods of high rainfall. This water is then releasedContinue reading “Beavering away…”
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Alder Alder everywhere…
Will reducing the grazing pressure on the Cluster make a difference? Like everything we do and don’t do on our site, we simply won’t know until we try. This summer marks our third officially stock-free year and it’s definitely been the most flora-filled yet. Alder is naturally regenerating along the banks of the Arkle Beck,Continue reading “Alder Alder everywhere…”
The Heggs-Castle Renaturing Project 