List of Project Partners

List of Project Partners

Coigach Salmon Fisheries Ltd

A local micro-business concerned with the inshore salmon fishery in Coigach (ended in 1990s) and owns the associated ice-house and fishermen’s bothies.

Eisg Brachaidh

Eisg Brachaidh is a private family-owned estate in the west of the project area. Some have experience in conservation management.

Kylesku Estate

Kylesku Estate is a private estate in the northeast of the CALL area. The owner is interested in conservation land management and in sustainable use of land.

Tanera Mor

This island, the largest and only inhabited of the Summer Isles, welcomes visitors. Come and explore the island’s rugged beauty and discover a wealth of wildlife and history as you…

http://www.summer-isles.com/

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