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A Liking for Lichen

26th October 2018, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Last week I spent my time wandering around woodlands learning about the Lichens that are associated with out Atlantic Hazel Woodlands. Along side the Assynt Field Club, we were joined by Andy Acton of the British Lichen Society for a pretty intense 5 days of Lichens. Atlantic Hazel Woodlands are classed as Hazel (Corylus avellana) that grows on the oceanic…

People, Training and Wildlife

Raffin Beach Clean Success!

20th September 2018, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

At the start of the week when I looked at the weather forecast for the 13th and 14th I was sceptical if we would be able to run the beach clean with the horrible weather that was being predicted but as the week went on things started to look brighter and I headed down, hoping some brave people would join…

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Recording wildlife sightings in Assynt – A quick nature walk through Culag Woods

25th April 2018, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

The Natural Heritage Data Project was one of the first projects of ours to get going and part of that project was to set up a new website for Assynt Field Club which would let people submit sightings online. The site has been up and running for a year now and has seen a big increase in visitor numbers and…

People, Training and Wildlife

A Liking for Lichen

Raffin Beach Clean Success!

Recording wildlife sightings in Assynt – A quick nature walk through Culag Woods

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