One of the UK's most important wild places is showing encouraging signs of woodland recovery. Recent field observations on John Muir Trust land at Lì and Coire Dhorrcail on the Knoydart peninsula, north-west of Scotland, reveal widespread natural regeneration of native woodland.

The findings are the latest milestone in the John Muir Trust's long-term work to protect, restore and expand native woodland on Knoydart - one of the most remote parts of the UK, and where the story of the Trust began.