Lochaber Local Biodiversity Action Plan

The Lochaber LBAP Group are currently reviewing and redrafting the 2004 LBAP document. To date, the woodland chapter has been updated and is available via the link below. By the end of 2009, all of the chapters will have been redrafted and a new Lochaber LBAP will be ready for consultation.

• Lochaber LBAP (2009 revision) - Chapter 4: Woodland (pdf - 1.2mb)

The 2004 Lochaber LBAP is available below:

View the Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2004) for Lochaber (HTML Version) View / Download the Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2004) for Lochaber (PDF Version 4.56Mb)

Lochaber is an area of great natural variety, covering over 5,180 square kilometres in the West Highlands of Scotland. Lochaber holds many of the Highland's best known landmarks: from the UK’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis to its deepest freshwater body, Loch Morar, and the most westerly mainland point at Ardnamurchan. The following description intends to cover both distinctive and typical characteristics of the habitats and species of Lochaber.

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