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Revised dates for our next Rewilding workshop: 15 – 22 October 2022.

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Revised dates for our next Rewilding workshop: 15 – 22 October 2022.

We’ve changed the dates for the next edition of our workshop “A Rewilding Journey: Rewilding the World and Ourselves”, postponing it by 2 weeks, so that it will now take place from 15 – 22 October 2022. There are a number of benefits to this change, including the fact that the autumn colours of the Caledonian Forest should be at their peak then, and the midge season will be over for the year, making it a much more pleasant time to be out in the Highlands!

The weeklong workshop will be based in the Athnamulloch bothy, which is situated in a remote part of Glen Affric in the Scottish Highlands, and is designed for people who have a serious interest in rewilding and are keen to make that a focus of practical work in their lives.

Further details about the workshop are here and bookings can be made here.

Rainbow over Scots pines and downy birches in autumn, Glen Affric National Nature Reserve.

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