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Taiga Upland is growing our team that restores Scotland's peatlands by hand: building timber dams, moving stone, laying geo-textile, re-seeding bare peat. It's physical, outdoor work in remote upland terrain — tough, rewarding, and genuinely worthwhile.
You'll be part of a driven team that takes real pride in the job and has each other's backs on the hill.
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Fencing is where Taiga Upland started — and almost twenty years on, it's still a huge part of what we do!
Skilled teams out on the hill, week in and week out, building boundaries that stand up to weather, deer pressure, and the test of time. It's the right people, the right kit, and the experience to put both together properly on a difficult site. That's what makes landscape-scale fencing work.
It's also a good life if it's for you. Out on the hill, working with a proper team, building something that lasts. We're always on the lookout for the right people — if that sounds like the kind of work you'd be good at, get in touch.
#TeamTaiga #DeerFencing #Fencing #ScottishForestry #UplandContracting #RuralScotland #RuralJobs #JoinTheTeam
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Our new track press is proving to be a really useful addition to the workshop team!
Another piece of in-house capability that keeps our fleet moving. Repairs done in our own workshop / on site mean quicker turnarounds, less downtime, and machines back on the hill faster. That's the bit that matters — for us, and for our customers who need the work to keep moving on programme.
Steady investment, steady improvement. That's how we're built.
#TeamTaiga #WorkshopLife #PlantMaintenance #ScottishForestry #UplandContracting #RuralScotland #SkilledTrades
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A quick update from the team on our mounding programme for Forestry and Land Scotland's Tay Forest District.
Pushing towards 450 hectares this season. Started on time, currently running ahead of schedule. That comes down to strong on-site leadership, experienced certified operators on the machines, and consistent mound densities across the work — the things that turn a programme into a quality result rather than just a finished one.
Keeping it on schedule means the planters get their window, the trees go in when they're meant to, and the new crop gets the start it deserves.
Steady work, properly done. That's the job!
#TeamTaiga #ForestryGroundPreparation #Mounding #ForestryAndLandScotland #ScottishForestry #UplandContracting #RuralScotland
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What does peatland restoration actually look like when it's working?
It looks like this.
Back on the hill in the Monadhliath Mountains for the second phase of a major peatland restoration scheme, and the work is going to plan.
Slowing the flow of water across the site. Creating pooling where there used to be erosion. Covering the bare peat that was releasing carbon into the atmosphere. The bog starting to do its job again.
How does it come together? Top-quality equipment matched to the ground, and an excellent team who get on with the work in the way we want it done — quiet confidence, attention to detail, and proper enjoyment of being on the hill.
#TeamTaiga #PeatlandRestoration #Coignafearn #ScottishHighlands #ClimateAction #UplandContracting #RuralScotland #PeatlandACTION
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