Scotland’s forestry agency ready to plant 300,000 trees at former coalfield sites

Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is ready to push ahead with the creation of 150 ha of new woodland following the restoration of two former coalfield sites.

by Dan Symonds
The Mainshill site in South Lanarkshire, Scotland - credit: FLS
The Mainshill site in South Lanarkshire, Scotland - credit: FLS

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