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Nature Restoration Fund (NRF) - Helping Nature, Transforming Nature and Transforming Nature Development Projects - April 2025

https://nnr.nature.scot/doc/nature-restoration-fund-nrf-helping-nature-transforming-nature-and-transforming-nature-development

**Helping Nature Projects**
Applicant	Project Title
Wester Tullochcurran	Rewilding Wester Tullochcurran
Buglife – The Invertebrate Conservation Trust	Aberdeen Nectar Networks

**Transforming Nature Projects**
Applicant	Project Title
Green Action Trust	Leven River Park Nature Network Phase 1

**Transforming Nature Development Projects**
Applicant	Project Title
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority (Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Future Nature partnership)	Loch Lomond Rainforest
James Hutton Institute	NATURErestFARM Restoring Nature and Farming in Harmony
Spey Catchment Initiative	Allt Mor Erosion Control and Riparian Habitat Enhancement
South Kintyre Development Trust	East Kintyre Biosphere INNS and Herbivore Impact Project
Balmangan Farm	Balmangan Rewilding
Forth Rivers Trust	Stenhouse Reservoir Development
Dee District Salmon Fishery Board (DDSFB)	Reviving the Leuchar Burn
RSPB Scotland	Saving Uist Nature
RSPB Scotland	Saving Slavonian Grebes

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