Woodland of the Black Isle
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Contents
- Introduction to the Black Isle
- How to best use this article
- Black Isle Woods promoted by the Woodland Trust
- Exceptional Woods - Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI)
- Special Woods - Woodlands of Significant Conservation Interest
- One hundred Black Isle Woods waiting to be explored
- Lifetime and age of woods
- My favourite Black Isle woods
- Comprehensive catalogue by region
- Avoch and Killen
- Conon Bridge
- Contin - beyond the Black Isle
- Cromarty
- Dingwall - beyond the Black Isle
- Ferintosh
- Fortrose and Rosemarkie
- Garve
- Killearnan
- Knockbain
- Marybank, Scatwell and Strathconon - beyond the Black Isle
- Maryburgh - beyond the Black Isle
- Muir of Ord - within the Black Isle
- Muir of Ord - beyond the Black Isle
- Resolis
- Strathpeffer - beyond the Black Isle
- Acknowledgements
Acknowledgements
My thanks
I am indebted to Ro Scott for her succinct guide to the Black Isle Ecology that was first published by the British Ecological Society, but is now available in an illustrated web version for download.
I thank Vanessa Halhead for introducing me to her paper Easter Ross Woodland Survey 1987-1988 which she wrote with Mary Eagleson and Carol Miller in which the concept of Sites of Conservation Interest is applied to the woodland of Easter Ross. Where appropriate in this article, the detailed descriptive text from Eagleson, Halhead and Miller (1989) is included for the Sites of Conservation Interest Grade 1, Grade 2 and Grade 3.
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