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Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest
Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest
About Scotland's Rainforest
Introduction
Further reading
Education resources
The Alliance
About Us
Our Partners
Who we are
Our Work
Where we work
Focus projects
Good practice
Other projects
Visit
Map
Wildlife
Identification Guides
Guides to rainforest sites
Get Involved
For Land Managers
Management guidance
General resources
Dealing with threats
Crofters and communities
News
Blog
Newsletter
Press
Video
Videos
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Jacquelyn Condie

Jacquelyn Condie, Teacher at Tayvallich Primary School in Argyll, explains the benefits of the rainforest for learning, health and well-being.

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