Cameron Farm is located on the south coast of the Isle of Mull – an area celebrated for its dramatic coastal and upland landscapes. Rising from sea level at Loch Buie to around 170 metres, the site supports a diverse mosaic of habitats. These range from sandy bays, machair and craggy headlands at the shore to dry and wet heath on higher ground. Ancient semi-natural woodland of oak, birch and hazel fringes the lower slopes, forming Atlantic temperate rainforest rich in mosses, lichens and ferns. Deep gullies, sea caves and archaeological remains add ecological and cultural depth, while an enclosed native woodland planting scheme provides opportunities for further rewilding activity.