A report from STV News follows the story of a group of volunteers who've been exploring Scotland's rainforest in West Cowal, and discovering rare (and sometimes rather creepy) wildlife.
Scotland's rainforest is an incredible habitat, full of rare lichens and bryophytes. But an invasive, non-native plant called Rhododendron ponticum is slowly taking over. Find out how the National Trust for Scotland is tackling the problem
Through Project Wipeout, the National Trust for Scotland continues to tackle invasive species that are threatening our natural habitats, including Rhododendron ponticum and Japanese knotweed.
Britain's temperate rainforests are mysterious and fragile habitats, full of rare and protected species.
A vanishingly rare UK habitat thought to be even more threatened than their tropical counterparts.
The Arkaig Landscape Scale Restoration Project is restoring key habitats of rainforest, pine forest and bog woodland which supports a plethora of plant and animal species.
Meet the all-female team who are working hard to restore Morvern’s temperate rainforest, and hear about how their project is creating green jobs in this stunning, but remote, part of Scotland.
Scotland's Rainforest is a special place but it faces serious threats. One of those is invasive rhododendron. Join Izzy Baker at RSPB Scotland's Glenborrodale to find out the impact rhododendron can have and what we are doing to get rid of it.
RSPB Scotland's newest nature reserve is an amazing slice of Scotland's Rainforest. Glencripesdale in Morvern is bursting with life. Join Izzy Baker for a tour of our newest place for nature.
Scotland's rainforest is a unique and special habitat. Join Senior Conservation Officer Andy Robinson at RSPB Scotland Inversnaid to explore the magic of Autumn in Scotland's incredible rainforest.
Experience 90 seconds in Scotland’s rainforest at Inversnaid, an RSPB Scotland Nature Reserve on the shores of Loch Lomond,
Why rhododendron management is important, and an insight into how Knoydart Forest Trust has cleared and maintained it.
Find out more about how and why roe deer are managed in Scotland's rainforest.
NatureScot’s David Genney gives an introduction to the character of these hidden places and their special plants.
Scotland’s rainforest is identified as being under threat and in decline. In this video Helen Bibby from SAC Consulting and Stan Phillips from NatureScot outline what makes up Scotland’s rainforest, its biodiversity, and what can be done to protect it.
Eszter Domina works for FLS and talks about the best and worst parts of her job in Scotland’s (wet) rainforest!
Forestry and Land Scotland have been using drones to survey for invasive species like Rhododendron ponticum.
This often forgotten habitat is one of the most biodiverse in the UK. This is due to the non-flowering plants, (lichens and bryophytes).
Helen MacKay, tenant farmer on the Isle of Mull, explains why rainforest is important for livestock and the farm.
Jacquelyn Condie, Teacher at Tayvallich Primary School in Argyll, explains the benefits of the rainforest for learning, health and well-being.
John Taylor, Environment Forester for Forestry and Land Scotland in Argyll, tells us why it's important to manage the deer population and what is being done to restore planted ancient woodland in the rainforest zone.
Donald is a contractor and partner in the Lever & Mulch Partnership based in Morvern. He has been working to remove the invasive non-native shrub Rhododendron ponticum from native woodlands across the west coast for more than 15 years.
Jon Mercer, owner and operator of Glenloy Wildlife in Lochaber, tells us why Scotland's rainforest is important for wildlife watching, tourism and the local economy.
Julie Young, the Development Manager for Argyll & Isles Coast and Countryside Trust, tells us why Scotland's rainforest is important for local communities - for learning, health and well-being, enterprise and more.