Swedish heiress and Scottish estate landowner drives mass nature restoration in Highlands
Lisbet Rausing owns the the 57,000- acre Corrour Estate and has long championed the restoration of nature on the land by ...
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Scotland's Scandinavian landowners, including the Lego family, and why they settled in the Highlands
This eye on nature restoration is also held by Lisbet Rausing, a Swedish academic and heiress to the Tetrapak packaging fortune whose family bought Corrour estate close to Fort William in 1995.
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Nudists invited on a 'Scottish Highland Adventure' at remote station made famous by cult movie Trainspotting
British Naturism is advertising the event at Corrour, a stop used mainly by hikers and almost 17 miles from the nearest public road. The group will enjoy a ‘Scottish Highland Adventure’ where ...