Biodiversity
Making Space for Nature
The Scottish Highlands are globally recognised for their striking landscapes. Covering over a third of Scotland’s land area, the Highlands support over 75% of UK priority habitats. The Scottish Biodiversity List contains more than 2000 priority species and over 1500 of these are found within the Highland region.
This is why it is very important for The Highland Council to support and enhance biodiversity on its own estate.
Find out what the Highland Council are doing to support and enhance Highland biodiversity by visiting our site below.
Greenspace Enhancement and Nature Networks Project
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