We hope you enjoyed catching up on our latest news.

Thank you to the individuals who have contributed significantly to help rewild the Scottish Highlands this year. We could not do this work without you.

Thank you to all the trusts and foundations supporting current projects:

Arcadia Fund, Audemars Piguet Foundation, British Science Association, Bòrd na Gàidhlig, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, European Outdoor Conservation Association (EOCA), FedEx Foundation, FERN Community Funds, Fred Foundation, Garfield Weston Foundation, Low Carbon Infrastructure Transition Programme led by the Scottish Government, National Lottery Heritage Fund, NatureScot - Nature Restoration Fund, Orp Foundation, People's Trust for Endangered Species, Rewilding Europe, Scottish Power Foundation, SSE Sustainable Development Fund, Support in Mind Scotland, The Natural and Cultural Heritage Fund, led by NatureScot and part-funded through the European Regional Development Fund.

Thank you to all of our corporate supporters and in particular to our Oak Partners:

ASA - DMC, Bayesian Shift, Celtic Timber, Clean Planet Foundation, Ella's Kitchen, Herts for Learning, Timetastic, Vizion Network, and Wilderness Scotland.

Thank you to the following photographers for providing additional photography for this issue of Caledonia Wild:

Woodlands river Affric © Scotland: The Big Picture

Affric aerial © Scotland: The Big Picture

Squirrel in pine tree © Scotland: The Big Picture

Affric regeneration © James Shooter

Corporate group © Bertie Stephens

Dundreggan Rewilding Centre © Paul Campbell Photography

Events at Dundreggan Rewilding Centre © Paul Campbell Photography

Mindfulness in nature © Paul Campbell Photography

Glen Loyne pine tree © Bret Charman

Steven family photos © Steven family

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