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The Centre for Mountain Studies (CMS) undertakes research and consultancy on issues such as benefits and impacts of upland management practices, management for ecosystem services, and cultural values of ecosystems and landscapes. The CMS also offers online postgraduate training in Sustainable Mountain Development, with exit points at Postgraduate Certificate, Postgraduate Diploma and MSc levels. All modules – including Sustainable deer management, Sustainable land use and renewable energy, Water management - can be taken individually for Continuing Professional Development.

With an intimate knowledge of upland estates and extensive experience in deer related matters, Tom Chetwynd is positioned to assist and support clients in identifying and implementing the best practical and legal options to achieve their objectives, in an ever changing environment. Tom has also been successfully involved with both the letting and sale of some of the most notable sporting estates in Scotland in recent years.

We understand the importance of asset preservation, succession planning and the wider issues involved with family governance. Our firm has many family clients with inherited wealth who have stayed with us and appreciated our advice over generations. Our private client team has guided them through complex tax situations involving all the changing faces of capital taxes over many years. We strive to meet the needs of clients and build strong working relationships between the team and our valued clients.

At CleanEarth we help Scottish landowners to realise the considerable financial benefits of installing a wind turbine on their land. A wind turbine can generate a major new source of income but needs zero capital investment from the landowner. As the UK’s market leader in single-turbine wind generation projects, we have a portfolio of installations across the country. We work on new projects and acquired developments (projects with planning approval but the turbine has not been erected). CleanEarth also contributes to the local community wherever a turbine is built, with a fund of over £5 million committed to date.

Cloag Farm has three self-catering cottages, comfortable with large views. Each sleep 4. Open all year, booking any day to any day with min stay 3 nights. Full online booking. Great for visiting Perthshire on holiday, on business or visiting friends and family.

Eco award winning Comrie Croft in Perthshire offers something for everyone, cosy rooms in the farmstead hostel, glamping in Nordic Katas and relaxed family friendly camping (with fires). Comrie Croft bike trails are arguably some of the best in Scotland. Graded blue to black they are compact, rustic and testing, guaranteed to enduce lots of grinning. Also onsite is The Tea Garden renowned for its fresh delicious dishes and The 100 Mile shop which stocks only local produce.