The document discusses the history of the Balmorality region of Scotland from past to present. It references important figures and events that shaped the area, such as Simon Lord Lovat in 1667, King George III's proclamation in 1762 declaring "Lochaber no more", and Thomas Jefferson's views on liberty. It also shares quotes praising the natural beauty of Scotland from Prince Albert's diaries in 1842. The document concludes by discussing the modern challenge of restoration ecology and rebuilding natural capital for future generations at the Aigas Field Centre.

1. The Balmorality Epoch
by
Warwick Lister-Kaye

2. Aigas Field Centre

5. AIGAS

6. ‘Gàidhealtachd’
Land of the Gaels

17. Past & Present
Caledonian
Pine Forest
distributions

21. „None but a mad fool would have fought that day.‟
Simon, Lord Lovat, 1667-1747

25. George III, 1762

30. „Lochaber no more.‟
John Watson
Nichol 1883

34. Thomas Jefferson
1800 AD
"I have sworn upon the altar of
God eternal hostility against
Thomas Jefferson
every form of tyranny over the
mind of man."
“We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men are created
equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable
rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
….That to secure these rights, we mutually pledge our lives, our
fortunes, and our sacred honor.” Declaration of Independence.

45. „Scotland has made a highly
favourable impression on us
both. The country is really very
„
beautiful, although severe and
grand, perfect for sports of all
kinds…‟
Prince Albert‟s diaries 1842

50. Albert Edward
and Alfred
by Sir William
Ross,
1847

74. Restoration Ecology
The challenge we all face.
Rebuilding natural capital for future generations.

86. Aigas Field Centre
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