Expanding and connecting a dynamic mosaic of habitats, shaped by natural processes, that is home to an abundance and diversity of life.
Outcomes
- A growing network of thriving woodlands, peatlands, wetlands and grasslands.
- Wilder rivers providing natural corridors to link fragmented wildlife populations.
- Greater biodiversity, through safeguarding existing species and returning others.
![Golden eagle (Aquila chyrsaetos) adult female flying into nest site with small branch, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland Golden eagle (Aquila chyrsaetos) adult female flying into nest site with small branch, Cairngorms National Park, Scotland](/Images/2024/04/53ea2de8-4d4a-456a-9864-9f5090f463d2_MHA_151589.jpg?width=1460&quality=86)
![The National Forest. English oak {Quercus robur}. Acorns, one with fresh shoot. Beacon Hill Country Park, Leicestershire, UK. November 2010. The National Forest. English oak {Quercus robur}. Acorns, one with fresh shoot. Beacon Hill Country Park, Leicestershire, UK. November 2010.](/Images/2024/05/e48cf6e2-3b8f-45bf-9e4c-b27317f59c6c_National_Forest-5561.jpg?width=1460&quality=86)
![Beaver wetland at South Clunes Farm, near Inverness in autumn. Beaver wetland at South Clunes Farm, near Inverness in autumn.](/Images/2024/04/8680a2e5-86ce-4d98-9f7e-ec494aea72a6_PCA445833.jpg?width=1460&quality=86)