The Flow Country has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it Scotland’s first natural world heritage site. The Flow Country is home to a wide range of wetland and moorland species, including rare birds such as the red-throated diver, golden eagle, and short-eared owl. It is also a vital carbon sink, storing approximately 400 million tonnes of carbon in the north of Scotland.

Flow Country becomes UNESCO World Heritage Site

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Flow Country becomes UNESCO World Heritage Site