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	The Isle of Arran Wildlife Festival in Scotland aims to encourage visitors to enjoy wildlife in a sustainable way. Isle of Arran Large Map Click Here	BOOKING NOW OPEN! The Isle of Arran, one of the most accessible and spectacular islands on Scotland's west coast, less than 2 hours from Glasgow. Download pdf brochure. Here Festival Aims and Purpose Click Here

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www.wildaboutarran.co.uk

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Images: red squirrel, gannets: Andy Hay (rspb-images.com), Stags:Mark Salter
hen harrier: JohnRhead, wheatear: Carl Reavey, Holy Isle, Machrie stones: Lucy Wallace,
sea squirts: Howard Wood, golden eagle: Malcolm Olgilvie, ermine moth: Bob Dawson,
otter: Fiona Laing, adder: Corrina Goeckeritz (NTS), eider: Dennis Morrison, farm,seal: Tom Marshall,

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