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Did you know that the Findhorn Dunes are home to around 400 species of moths? Over the next five years and starting in winter 2024/25, Findhorn Hinterland Trust is planning an ambitious project to restore approximately three hectares of natural dune habitat in Findhorn by carefully targeted scrub removal.
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Singing Trees – Wooden Xylophone making with Steve Sharpe – Now On!
Dear Members, I trust that you enjoyed Will's talk about Green burials on the Hinterland, Steve's sharing about bees that was the substitute for the walk due to the rain that day and the moth recording event if you managed to attend any of these events. I wanted to...
FHG Land Investigation
Findhorn Hinterland Group News Ground Investigations on the Land. You may be aware from national press and news reports that there are two parallel investigations going on on the dunes next to the army base at Kinloss this week. The first is one by the...
The Findhorn Hinterland Group Annual Report 2012-2013
The Findhorn Hinterland Group Annual Report 2012-2013 This year has been a year of consolidation and re-envisioning for the Findhorn Hinterland Group as a new committee took on the task of running the group and effectively managing the land. 1. The...