A site in Perthshire proposed to the SPNR as a piece of ‘typical primeval country’, known for its scarce plants. Keltneyburn is one of the finest species-rich grasslands in Scotland, and is home to eight species of orchid. This site, which also includes an old curling pond which is a haven for insects and a steep wooded gorge covered with broadleaved woodland, is now owned by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
(Above) The original SPNR survey documents for Keltneyburn.
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