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| Wild Land News no 69, Summer 2007 |
Wild Land News is the magazine of the Scottish Wild Land Group.
- Beauly-Denny Transmission Line inquiry ends -
That Inquiry - the stifling of dissent?
- Perils of the Gaelic
- Across Scotland with Pylons -
Chris Townsend walks from west to east and finds much that won't feature in the tourist brochures
- Wild Wales - As not protected by Parc Cenedlaethol Eryri -
With National Park status seemingly unable to give assured protection to our Scottish landscapes,
David Jarman goes south and crosses two borders to see how things are done in Wales.
- South Uist Buy-out -
Danny Rafferty reports on the successful community purchase
- Forest restructuring above Loch Lomond -
John Digney reports on a major forest restructuring project on the slopes of Ptarmigan Hill on the east side of Loch Lomond
- Assynt "Wind Croft" -
John Digney reports on a controversial proposal for a small-scale windfarm near Lochinver that has caused divisions in the local community
- Letter to the Editor -
John Allen complains about a new path on Ben Nevis
- AGM 2007 notice
 Loch Mullardoch, with its concrete dam and ugly drawdown scars. Photo:Chris Townsend |