How can insurance support biodiversity and nature's recovery in the UK?
With DUAL UK we are using insurance to secure long term nature restoration.
Find out more from Anthony Hobley, Deputy Chair of Climate Risk and Resilience at Howden Group Holdings. @hannahrudman.bsky.social #NaturalCapital

Ancient oak, birch, and hazel trees - survivors of a once vast temperate rainforest still grow on Tayvallich Estate.
For UK #NationalTreeWeek, (re)join Highlands Rewilding’s Chief Operating Officer and forestry expert, Keir Smith.
#TemperateRainforest #NatureRecovery #NativeTrees

A fallen tree – alive, and full of life
This tree’s exposed roots are covered in lichens, making their home on the rough bark. It’s a reminder that in a healthy landscape, even a fallen tree keeps giving – sheltering species, storing carbon, and continuing the work that is nature. #trees #lichen

The Nature Prosperity Pump – a simple but powerful idea
Grow and restore more forests. Use the timber to build low-energy, sustainable homes.
Create jobs, prosperity, and a new nature-based economy. Restore ecosystems. Store carbon. Drive innovation and tackle inequality. #naturalcapital

Autumn at Bunloit Estate. Light and life on the land as the seasons turn. Soon winter’s rest. #autumn #nature

Sheep for Geese 🐑🪿
On Tayvallich Estate, our sheep are playing their role in nature recovery – helping thousands of wintering geese find the food they need to thrive.
By grazing the grass to just the right height, they keep the land perfect for these migratory visitors from Islay and beyond. #birds

We’re having a busy time at the Blue Earth Summit
Are you heading our way?
Reach out to our executive team @jeremyleggett.bsky.social @hannahrudman.bsky.social and Tony Crawte, visit our stand or join us for a coffee.

#BE100 #BlueEarthSummit #Sustainability

Introduction to our business plan.
As we head to the Blue Earth Summit, we’re sharing a blog and YouTube film about our business plan – and how we’re scaling rewilding that works for nature, people and business.
Read our blog and watch the film here
www.highlandsrewilding.co.uk/blog/highlan...

#Rewilding. #Repeopleing.
A standing stone at Tayvallich has watched over this land for thousands of years.
It reminds us that people and this place are inseparable.
Rewilding is not just about restoring nature, it’s about jobs, homes, and communities.

Loch Ness hydropower project ‘gives renewable energy a bad name’
We have raised serious concerns about the impact of Loch Ness becoming artificially tidal. Watch our short video from Co-chief Scientist Dr Penelope Whitehorn, which goes into more detail. #lochness #renewableenergy #glenearrach

Can sheep help our trees grow? 🐑🌱
Ranger Daniel Holm tried a simple idea: wrapping saplings with locally sourced sheep fleece to deter deer. Co-chief scientist Penelope Whitehorn has launched a follow-up experiment: spraying saplings with lanolin, the natural wax found in wool. #NatureBasedSolutions

Beautiful animals, difficult choices.
At Tayvallich Estate (as in Bunloit), many trees show signs of deer damage. Bark stripped, saplings grazed.
Without predators, deer populations have grown far beyond balance.
Listen to Estate Manager Ewan Paterson’s view on these animals.
#woodland