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Now re-forest the whole Scottish Highlands please...

• pvaldes 3y ago
  Even better
• throwway120385 3y ago
  The haggis requires very specific ecological conditions for its eggs to mature.
  • jjgreen 3y ago
    So adorable when they hatch ...
  • wizzwizz4 3y ago
    I thought haggis were mammals. Don't they give birth to live young?
  • fransje26 3y ago
    I read that if you harvest the eggs at just the right time, they contain the purest, smoothest, cask-strength, single-malt you can imagine. The peatiness varies according to the region of harvest.
• arethuza 3y ago
  That's the goal of Trees For Life: https://treesforlife.org.uk/ https://treesforlife.org.uk/
• pjc50 3y ago
  Somewhat disputed as to whether this is a good idea, but there's definitely plans to expand non-plantation "natural" forest for the ecosystem benefits. Main problem is the deer.
  • therealdrag0 3y ago
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• smcl 3y ago
  This is something that's a slow and steady ongoing process - increasing from 5% to 17% cover between the years ~1900-2000 with the aim being 21% coverage by 2032[0]. I don't know what is the "right" rate of afforestation is, whether it's going too slowly or whatever, but it's not something that's completely abandoned. [0] - https://www.nature.scot/professional-advice/land-and-sea-management/managing-land/forests-and-woodlands/woodland-expansion-across-scotland https://www.nature.scot/professional-advice/land-and-sea-man...