The historic environment on Scotland's national forests and land is for everyone. But archaeological sites are often in inaccessible places or difficult to interpret. Our cultural heritage is also a fragile resource – once lost it is gone forever.
We’re committed to conserving these ancient treasures, enhancing the way they’re presented and making them safe for people to visit.
This work involved people from across our teams and skilled contractors and partners. This includes:
The township at Rosal was once a thriving Highland community. That was until residents were told to leave to make way for large scale sheep farming in 1814. Learn more about the 'Highland clearances' and how we're preserving this history.
General George Wade began constructing his famous military road network in the Highlands in 1725. This project included the three bridges that still stand at Achlain. Learn how we followed in the footsteps of the past by restoring this once important route.