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NTS monitoring shows recovery of Beinn a’ Bhuird track

Shortly after buying Mar Lodge Estate in the late 1990’s, the National Trust for Scotland set about removing the bulldozed Land-Rover track which was a very visible scar up Beinn a’ Bhuird.

Left: 2002, Right 2016 (Photo: John Agnew, NTS)

Left: 2002, Right 2016 (Photo: John Agnew, NTS)

The NTS ecology team have recently been out monitoring the re-vegetation which has followed the ground-breaking restoration work. These fixed point photos show that the re-vegetation is progressing nicely and you can see a huge difference between 2002 and 2016, which has greatly reduced the visual impact on the landscape.

Left: 2002, Right 2016 (Photo: John Agnew, NTS)

Left: 2002, Right 2016 (Photo: John Agnew, NTS)

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