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Gaelic & Nature

As a nature based guide and coach in the heart of Earra-Ghàidheal , "coast of the Gael" (Argyll), I’m committed to a holistic understanding of our indigenous language, culture and interconnection with the wild environment. As I interact with nature daily in my work, I observe through the indigenous lens:

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Gàidhlig fad an latha, a h-uile latha!

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The sustainability of communities in the Highlands & Islands is absolutely rooted in the preservation and promotion of Gaelic. It defined our past, yet it has the potential to inform and even shape our future in a beautifully progressive way. As long as we nurture it. Just as we need to nurture the wild environment of Gaelic Scotland itself.

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I’m excited to be collaborating with a variety of local businesses and organisations across Argyll, the Highlands and Islands this season who share or appreciate this vision.

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By investing in these eco-conscious experiences, you’re not just investing in what I hope will be a memorable and inspiring activity or holiday. You’re also investing in the local Gaelic economy.

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Keep an eye on my social media or see this link for more info on my range of exciting experiences, holidays and adventures on offer to book.

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Click on the green button to book a private session within the Heart of Argyll area.

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