Mountains, glens, beaches & cliffs. Dens, waterfalls, woodland & farms. Angus landscapes photographed & explained. Landscape planning tweets from Angus Council
Angus, Scotland, UK
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Landscape Angus retweeted
Survey open - We want to hear from you on the designation of Local Nature Conservation Sites in Angus, that's the areas of land that are considered locally important for nature and are recognised for biodiversity - the species and habitats present orlo.uk/g3rmJ
ALT A sun-dappled woodland of birch trees and lush green undergrowth.
Landscape Angus retweeted
Scotland’s Fourth Land Use Strategy has been published, setting out our new vision and objectives to support the development of integrated land use over the next five years.
Find out more: ow.ly/yCte50YvZGY
ALT Illustrated map showing Scotland's diverse land uses including urban areas, agriculture, forests, and coastal waters for the 2026-2031 Land Use Strategy.
Landscape Angus retweeted
We’re preparing a new Local Development Plan that will guide development & investment over the next 10 years. Draft Evidence Report chapters are open for consultation on:
the growing of finfish & shellfish
forestry & woodland
landscape
👉 orlo.uk/iHfn3
Closes 13 Oct.
ALT image of hands holding tablet
Landscape Angus retweeted
New muirburn rules under the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill mean licences will be needed from 2026. Key dates and criteria have been announced. Read more:
fas.scot/news/muirburn-licen…
Subscribe to our Woodland & Natural Capital newsletter:
fas.scot/newsletters/
Landscape Angus retweeted
Dusk camp at Deil’s Head 🏴
A full-page opener introducing the #Angus chapter of #ThePerimeterBook Order here 👉 amzn.eu/d/3pWJtK6
Landscape Angus retweeted
This consultation event is an opportunity for farmers and landowners to contribute to the forthcoming River South Esk Catchment Management Plan, due later this year.
Eventbrite tickets: RSE-FarmerandLandowner.event…
#riversouthesk #Angus #rivers
Whilst being a sales article, it nevertheless demonstrates the benefits of sustainable urban drainage systems. This a requirement of new development, but could be done better. This article demonstrates, retrofitting has big benefits
greenblue.com/gb/tackling-cs…
Peat is often thought of as always from moss. All organic matter can form peat in the right conditions
Landscape Angus retweeted
Planting trees in cities is good for people, good for the economy and an important answer to the #climatecrisis.
We have solutions, implement them. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #ClimateAction #Renewables #reforestation #nature #rewiliding #GreenNewDeal
Landscape Angus retweeted
Delighted to share that our #Atlas of #Hillforts online database is up & running again! #maps #archGIS #prehistory #openaccess hillforts.arch.ox.ac.uk/
Free webinar - riparian woodland has many benefits. As it implements the Angus Council Forestry & Woodland Strategy 2024-2034, grant levels are increased. See our strategy:
angus.gov.uk/the_environment…
Join @LockettRichard & @DeeWardRottal plus
@scotforestry for an interactive webinar on #riparian planting. From designing, planting, species choice and location to cultivation and much more.
➡️tickettailor.com/events/inte…
ALT Riparian Planting - why and how? webinar Wed 26th Feb 7-8pm.
