An event in sleepy Glencoe that involved a hundred visitors was bound to attract media attention. The Mail on Sunday, after a few telephone interviews was kind enough to give us some publicity. But more important, The Daily Mail sent a staff journalist up to Glencoe with a photographer to find out at first hand exactly what we are doing in the area.
Julie never stopped, interviewing almost everyone and talking at length of Highland Titles boss, Dr Peter Bevis, about the first five years of conservation work that has been completed at the Highland Titles nature reserve and more importantly listening to presentations about where we go from here.
We are very grateful to Julie for taking the time to look behind the simple fun of using a title and discovering the good work that a small band of dedicated locals are doing with the fantastic support of tens of thousands of supporters worldwide
Julie never stopped, interviewing almost everyone and talking at length of Highland Titles boss, Dr Peter Bevis, about the first five years of conservation work that has been completed at the Highland Titles nature reserve and more importantly listening to presentations about where we go from here.
We are very grateful to Julie for taking the time to look behind the simple fun of using a title and discovering the good work that a small band of dedicated locals are doing with the fantastic support of tens of thousands of supporters worldwide
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