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A82 landslip risk to be lowered through native tree planting

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FLS says the project aims to improve the stability of hillsides above Loch Ness.

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Native forest deployed to protect road along famous loch

Work to protect a road which runs alongside one of Scotland’s most famous lochs from landslips has begun with the planting of hundreds of trees to…

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A82 landslip risk to be lowered through native tree planting

FLS says the project aims to improve the stability of hillsides above Loch Ness.

·United Kingdom
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