Beinn Eighe Wildfire Resilience Assessment and Mitigation Planning
Description: NatureScot intends to engage with the market to understand the capability, capacity, and approaches available for delivering evidence based wildfire resilience assessment and long term mitigation planning for Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve (NNR), located near Kinlochewe in the Highlands of Scotland. As part of this we would like to look at the comparative wildfire resilience of the main habitat types found on the NNR, which could help to inform future management to improve resilience, ideally through nature-based solutions Beinn Eighe, designated in 1951 as the UK's first National Nature Reserve, contains the largest remnant of Caledonian Pinewood in north west Scotland and is of exceptional ecological value. As part of developing the procurement approach NatureScot is seeking views and information from the marketplace through this Prior Information (read more...)
Summary: Scottish Natural Heritage, known for its commitment to environmental protection, is in the planning stage of a procurement process titled "Beinn Eighe Wildfire Resilience Assessment and Mitigation Planning." This engagement targets the environmental protection industry category and is focused on the Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve near Kinlochewe in the Highlands of Scotland. As part of their strategic planning, they are seeking insights on the approaches and capabilities available for delivering evidence-based wildfire resilience assessments and mitigation planning. Business entities are encouraged to respond to the Prior Information Notice (PIN) by 3rd June 2026, with a future notice anticipated on 29th June 2026. The procurement process aims to evaluate and enhance the ecological resilience of this significant natural habitat.