The Uigshader Living Forest Project, a grassroots rewilding initiative founded by a group of friends in 2016, has utilised the £4,185 funding to purchase battery-powered forestry tools, allowing them to carry out low-impact peatland restoration without relying on fossil fuels.�Nestled five miles from Portree, the project is restoring a former Sitka spruce plantation by replacing non-native species with native broadleaf trees and managing the land in a way that benefits biodiversity and loc…
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