Jeremy Leggett, The Founder and CEO of Highlands Rewilding, has announced that it has acquired the funds needed to buy the 3,500-acre Tayvallich Estate in Argyll. The estate joins the project’s two existing rewilding sites, Bunloit in Inverness and Beldorney in Aberdeenshire.
Dr Jeremy Leggett said: “We embarked on our campaign with trepidation, well aware of the cost-of-living crisis but it has gone better than we dared hope. I think the results we have seen gives a feel for how people long to see biodiversity collapse and climate meltdown turned around. At Highlands Rewilding, we dream of playing a lead role in the great diversion of investment from ruin to restoration. It’s a dream we’re slowly making a reality as we approach three years in business. Our hard work and plight to restore our nation’s biodiversity uplift is just beginning.”
The many activities we will be able to pursue with the local community will give us the chance to create an exemplar of community-company synergy. The directors are considering how to enshrine public integrity principles with ethical private interests in the board’s charter.
We are extending our financing campaign into March and April, in both crowdfunding and founding-funder type investment. This is in order to fully test investor sentiment now that we can offer confidence in our effort to buy the jewel that is Tayvallich.
We invite investors of all kinds to join us, during this extended campaign. We are not setting an upper limit on the funds we seek, because the more we raise the more we can scale nature recovery and community prosperity.
Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high-risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more: invest.highlandsrewilding.co.... Approver FRN 6033322 [09/03/2023]
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