Scottish rewilding projects secure £20m Triodos loan

Michael Holder
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Part of the Invergeldie estate near Perthshire | Credit: Oxygen Conservation
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Part of the Invergeldie estate near Perthshire | Credit: Oxygen Conservation

Oxygen Conservation plans to turn two sites into a range of income generating climate and biodiversity projects

Natural capital developer Oxygen Conservation has secured a multi-million-pound loan from Triodos Bank to transform 23,000 acres of land in Scotland into a range of climate and biodiversity projects capable...

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