Torlundy Farm has magnificent views of Ben Nevis and is bounded by three miles of the River Lochy. It sits within a varied, rugged landscape where native woodland, wetlands and pockets of temperate rainforest intermix with regenerating scrub and open pasture. The landholding is undergoing a gradual transition towards rewilding – where nature recovery is balanced with a sustainable rural livelihood. Grazing pressure  has constrained woodland recovery in the past, but livestock densities are being reduced and around 2,700 native trees have already been established in recent years, some protected in ‘seed islands’ to encourage riparian woodland expansion. The farm is evolving as a nature-based enterprise, with accommodation providing income and volunteer events fostering community involvement. Proposals are in hand for additional pond creation, hedgerow planting and further woodland expansion – enhancing biodiversity, climate resilience and opportunities for outdoor engagement.