Lottery funding helps involve schoolchildren in native woodland restoration

Conservation charity Trees for Life is helping schoolchildren in the Scottish Highlands learn about native woodlands and rewilding through a new project that combines tree planting with storytelling, folklore, history, geography, poetry and song.

by Gavin McEwan
Pupils from Invergarry Primary School with singer and harpist Claire Hewitt - image: Trees for Life
Pupils from Invergarry Primary School with singer and harpist Claire Hewitt - image: Trees for Life

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