Nevis Landscape Partnership

Nevis Landscape Partnership Ben · Glen · People · Projects · Volunteering Our partnership is not only a source of funding, it is a source of resources, ideas and support.

Nevis Landscape Partnership are acharity organisation; an innovative collective steered by key organisations who share a passion to protect and enhance the unique landscape and biodiversity of Ben Nevis & Glen Nevis through community engagement. Our staff and our f key partner organisations work with numerous local and national groups to carry out our projects and strengthen the partnership betwee

n the land and successful land management. Ben Nevis & Glen Nevis are undoubtedly two of the busiest tourist destinations of the United Kingdom and on the other hand they are wild, breathtakingly beautiful and anyone seeking solace can find it in our landscape. This paradox raises serious questions regarding human impact and erosion on the landscape and highlights serious issues regarding the work it takes to safeguard the plants and wildlife of this environment and maintain the paths hundreds of thousands of boots depend on to safely ascend our highest mountain. Can you put a price on that bluebird day on top of our highest mountain with your best friends and breathtakingly beautiful views in every direction? How much would you pay for an adventure with your children exploring a litter-free, native forest bustling with wildlife? Can you buy the kind of peace of mind and solitude that you get from immersing yourself in the trees, rivers and mountains? All the amazing, priceless experiences you can have here have a very real cost and without your help the ecosystem will crumble, the wildlife will disappear, the paths will erode and the litter will be left to scar our landscape. Your money goes DIRECTLY to Nevis projects. No hidden costs, administration fees or unclear transaction procedures. You give us money and it pays for black bags, shovels, compost, carabiners, static rope, helicopter lifts, all the things it takes to enhance the landscape for this generation and the next. Give big, give small, give once, give regularly, whatever and whenever you can afford to put your hand in your pocket and directly contribute towards the land is greatly appreciated by everyone involved in these projects and everyone who seeks solace in the wild.

Ever wondered how the path is maintained on the UK's highest mountain? Join us and Friends of Nevis next Wednesday for a...
04/09/2026

Ever wondered how the path is maintained on the UK's highest mountain? Join us and Friends of Nevis next Wednesday for a volunteer day on Ben Nevis, no experience necessary! Sign up below:

Help maintain the Ben Nevis path - join a rewarding day of hands-on conservation in the Highlands. No experience needed!

01/09/2026

Why does Nevis have the perfect conditions for rainforest to thrive? Learn more about the Nevis Rainforest and what we are doing to restore it through the Nevis Nature Network project. Full video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiQLid-FKlw

The Nevis Nature Network project is managed by the Nevis Landscape Partnership and delivered in collaboration with Jahama Highland Estates, Forestry and Land Scotland, the John Muir Trust and Glen Nevis Holidays.

This project is supported by the Scottish Government’s Nature Restoration Fund, managed by NatureScot

We had a great day working with this brilliant group of young people on the Ben Nevis path back in July - thank you for ...
26/08/2026

We had a great day working with this brilliant group of young people on the Ben Nevis path back in July - thank you for all your hard work! ⛏🌱

Join Loch Abar Mòr at the Highland Cinema to see Balancing the Scales with a Q&A to follow. This documentary dives into ...
07/07/2026

Join Loch Abar Mòr at the Highland Cinema to see Balancing the Scales with a Q&A to follow. This documentary dives into the fascinating interactions between beavers and fish.

Loch Abar Mòr would like to spark conversation and collect views on beavers and a possible translocation project. These native creatures have been missing for a long time now. Lochaber and Loch Ness are the last known locations of beavers before they were hunted to extinction in Britain in the late 17th century.

They have already re-established close by (e.g. Loch Ness and Crianlarich) and are naturally spreading. have deemed the Lochy catchment as ecologically suitable for translocations.

But what does our local community think about this?

Book your free ticket on Eventbrite to join the conversation: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/balancing-the-scales-film-screening-beaver-discussion-drinks-tickets-1991447981521?aff=oddtdtcreator

As part of the relaunch of the John Muir Award in 2025, we had the privilege of guiding students on the Countryside Skil...
07/07/2026

As part of the relaunch of the John Muir Award in 2025, we had the privilege of guiding students on the Countryside Skills with Ranger Training course at UHI North, West and Hebrides through their Wild Places Guardian award. The pilot was a big success and the award scheme is making a positive difference to wild places across the UK. Our Engagement Ranger Ellie Moore talks about the benefits of taking part in the award in this article by the John Muir Trust - check it out below! 🌱

Nearly 5,000 Scots have contributed 214,000 hours towards wild places since the successful return of the prestigious John Muir Award

Are you a young person in the Highlands interested in climate action? Our Engagement Ranger Ellie will be speaking at th...
29/04/2026

Are you a young person in the Highlands interested in climate action? Our Engagement Ranger Ellie will be speaking at the Highlands & Islands Climate Hub's Climate Collective Launch tonight online. Sign up below and come and find our all about this brilliant new collective where you can connect, build skills and hear how young people can take action on climate change! 🌱

🌟Meet the speaker - Ellie Moore🌟

Ellie is the Engagement Ranger at Nevis Landscape Partnership, working across Ben Nevis and Glen Nevis.

Her work includes leading volunteers, teaching ranger students, and carrying out hands-on conservation tasks. Ellie is also part of the Cairngorms Youth Action Team, supporting projects that improve opportunities for young people in the National Park.

Aged 16-30 in Highland, Orkney or Shetland and passionate about climate action? Or are you a community organisation looking to engage young people? Join us online on the 29th April for the launch of the Highlands & Islands Climate Collective to hear more from Ellie.

🔗Book your space here: https://shorturl.at/FCv0L

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