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Photography Credits
The images used throughout the website are the work of several local photographers. Steve Carter or Gordon Harrison have contributed many of the scenic images used. Wildlife photographs have come from Eoghain Maclean, Barry Blake, and Scottish Natural Heritage. Sealife photos of Whales, Dolphins or similar are with the assistance of Nick and Mary Davies of Hebridean Whale Cruises, and from Ian and Sam French at the Gairloch Marine Life Centre. And finally, Dean Bricknell, for permission to use a variety of images both on this site and on local publications which we have been involved in.
All photos are used with the kind permission of contributors, who retain copyright of the images - these may not be reproduced without their permission.
Text credits
Scottish Natural Heritage have allowed us to link or offer PDF versions of some of their highly informative booklets on the natural heritage and geology of the area. Gairloch Heritage Museum have contributed towards the section dealing with Culture, Gaelic, and Crofting. Dr. Barry Blake, of Gairloch, has assisted with text on pages connected with local flowers, birdlife, and Butterflies.
Jonathan Willet, Highland Council's Biodiversity Officer, provided the information and photographs for the "Dragonflies" section
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