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At Taiga Upland, our commitment to training never stops!
This month, four members of our fencing and handwork teams have successfully completed their LANTRA chainsaw training — another step forward in their structured career journey with us.
For us, investing in our people is the biggest and best investment we can make. Structured training and certification doesn’t just tick compliance boxes — it enhances safety, builds confidence, and boosts performance when working in Scotland’s wild and challenging places.
These four excellent candidates are progressing quickly through the ranks, developing their skills, and already adding real value to our operations.
Training, investment, and opportunity: the formula that keeps our teams safe, motivated, and capable of delivering at the highest standard.
#TeamTaiga #TrainingAndDevelopment #ForestryCareers #Lantra #InvestInPeople #FencingScotland #CareerProgression
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Today is a big day for Pitlochry — the Highland Games are here!
It’s a fantastic event for our town and the wider Highland Perthshire community, showcasing Scotland at its very best.
We’re proud to be supporting this year’s event by donating our field at East Haugh as the main car park. It’s a change from the usual arrangements in town, and we hope it makes the day run even more smoothly for visitors and organisers alike.
I was down this morning helping set up and even marshalled the parking of the first of the cars myself — it’s all part of doing our bit!
Community engagement and local support are hugely important to us at Taiga Upland, and we hope today is a huge success for everyone involved.
#Pitlochry #HighlandGames #CommunitySupport #HighlandPerthshire #Scotland
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Fencing is where Taiga Upland began — and it remains the backbone of who we are today. From the very start, upland deer fencing shaped our culture of discipline, hard work, and high standards.
Our recent project in Glen Lochay is a perfect example. Tough ground, exposed conditions, and no shortcuts — just a skilled team delivering quality, output, and safety at the very highest level. That’s what it takes to operate at the top of this game.
We’re proud of our fencing teams! They never let us down, and their dedication ensures that Scotland’s woodland creation and environmental projects succeed.
And we’re not just building fences. We’re building proper careers — long-term opportunities for people who want to work in the uplands, be part of a supportive culture, and grow with a business that values them.
Heritage. Hard work. High standards. That’s fencing at Taiga Upland.
#UplandFencing #WoodlandCreation #TeamTaiga #Scotland #ForestryContractor #CareersInTheUplands #TaigaUpland
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Peatland restoration is a serious business — and at Taiga Upland, we’re making sure we’re ready for the season ahead!
This year we’ve invested heavily in new specialist machinery, adapted specifically for the challenges of Scotland’s uplands. From lengthened and widened conversions to large format LGP tracks, and even polymer pad upgrades for the softest ground, every detail has been considered.
Because it’s not just about having the kit — it’s about having the right kit.
And most importantly, it’s about the people in the seat. We’re fortunate at Taiga Upland to have some of the best operators in the industry, ready to take on this work with skill, care, and pride.
Smiling faces, new machines, and a clear mission — we’re taking peatland restoration seriously in 2025.
#PeatlandRestoration #Scotland #NaturalCapital #TeamTaiga #LGP #ContractorsWhoCare #DoingItRight
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