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A natural haven for Pollinators

Creag Meagaidh National Nature Reserve (NNR) is located at the centre of Scotland! It is the complete mountain experience. Listen to an interview with Rory Richardson, Reserve Manager of 20 years at Creag Meagaidh and Adam Rose, Operations Officer for Loch Fleet.

From wild mountain plateau to woodland that's slowly returning to life, Creag Meagaidh feels like the Highlands compressed into one reserve. In this episode, listen to Rory and Adam as they explain about pollination and biodiversity and find out about some of our rarest wildflowers that can be experienced at Loch Fleet.

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Recorded: July 2019

Last updated:18/01/2023

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