HIGHLANDS FOR WILDLIFE

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Places:

  • Highlands, the

Subjects:

  • Animals
  • Birds
  • Education

Genres:

  • Educational
  • Nature
  • Sponsored

Decade:

  • 1980s

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Title: HIGHLANDS FOR WILDLIFE

Reference number: 4675

Date: 1980c

Director: d. Christopher Mylne

Sponsor: Scottish Wildlife Trust and the Royal Bank of Scotland

Production company: Edinburgh Films

Sound: sound

Original format: 16mm

Colour: col

Fiction: non-fiction

Running time: 39.49 mins

Description: The importance of Scotland's Wildlife Trust in educating people to enjoy their local countryside and Nature Reserves in a way that is not detrimental to the animals’ welfare.

Credits: d. camera Christopher Mylne
An Edinburgh Films Production in association with the Scottish Wildlife Trust and The Royal Bank of Scotland.

Shotlist: The film highlights the importance of Scotland's Wildlife Trust, in educating people to enjoy their local countryside and Nature Reserves in a way that is not detrimental to the animals' welfare. The Countryside Commission built hides for bird watchers to enable them to watch the different breeds especially the rare Ospreys. Landscapes that were damaged by nature; deer and sheep have eaten away at the new saplings and whole forests have been wiped out (39.49)