Save Loch Ness
We are a group of local residents, business owners and loch users concerned about the impacts of Industrial scale 'renewable' projects proposed for Loch Ness and surrounding areas. Here we share more personal and historical reflections.
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The Fight for Loch Ness & Scotland: Hydro, Wind Farms & the Highland Landscape
Here is a podcast we did yesterday with the wonderful Tom Langhorne who has dedicated his life to reconnecting people to their natural and cultural heritage through the practice of wilderness living skills.
Tom hosts workshops in the woods...
Education by Corporation (Big Energy)
‘Generation Science’ which comes under the banner of ‘Edinburgh Science’ is a touring programme of interactive science shows and workshops that visits primary schools across Scotland. On the surface it seems like a good thing to be doing –...
A former Forest Manager for the Glen Urquhart woodlands shares his damning thoughts on Glen Earrach Energy's proposals.
Local resident Malcolm Wield was formerly a Forest District Manager for the Forestry Commission (FC), responsible for the Glen Urquhart woodlands. Below he shares his thoughts on Glen Earrach Energy’s (GEE) Pumped Storage Hydro (PSH) propos...
Stop the industrialisation of our sacred Loch Ness
Midwinter is always filled with a sense of wonder and magic!
Loch Ness also embodies this feeling which is felt worldwide.
The Cailleach, Scotland’s Queen of Winter protects our sacred landscape during this time, known to indigenous Celts...
Ancient Routes remembered - Divach to Alltsigh, Loch Ness
The video and photos presented here show an ancient right of way (still in use) that would be lost under a headpond as part of the proposed Glen Earrach Pump Storage Hydro Scheme, above Loch Ness. The route shown is of high significance loc...
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We are a group of local residents, business owners and loch users concerned about the impacts of industrial scale 'renewable' projects proposed for Loch Ness and surrounding areas. Here we share more personal and historical reflections.
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