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Forest District Managers’  meeting at Kincardine Forest District

Forest District Managers’ meeting at Kincardine Forest District

Date Added: 07 October 2021 Contributor: Norman Davidson Year of Photo: 1992 Picture No: 5180

The image is from a photograph collection that was originally stored at Kincardine Forest District.

At this period Forest District Managers’ meetings were held every four to six months usually in the regional office in Inverness but Forest Districts were also asked to host meetings which involved some outdoor and site visits to operations of wider or topical interest.

Attending this gathering around 1992 or 1993, perhaps in Fetteresso Forest are the following:
1. Graeme Prest – District Forester Harvesting Inverness Forest District?
2. John Rees – FDM Loch Awe Forest District
3. Keith Miller - FDM Lorne Forest District
4. Charlie Taylor - FDM Tay Forest District
5. Ian Forshaw – FDM Dornoch Forest District
6. Les Bryson – FDM Moray Forest District
7. Moira Baptie – District Forester Forest Management at Kintyre Forest District (Perhaps deputising for Howard Embelton)
8. Eric Urquhart – Admin and Finance Manger FE North Scotland Region
9. Willie Baird – Forest management and Recreation District Forester Kincardine FD
10. Duncan Menzies – Harvesting and Marketing District Forester Kincardine FD
11. Richard Davis – FDM Fort Augustus Forest District
12. Paul Biggin – FDM Lochaber Forest District
13. Alan Stevenson – Forest Management, Conservation Manager FE North Scotland Region
14. Maggie Gilvray – Landscape Architect North Scotland FE North Scotland Region
15. Hugh Insley – Harvesting and Marketing Manager FE North Scotland Region
16. Roger Muhl – FDM Inverness Forest District
17. Norman Davidson – FDM Buchan Forest District
18. Graham Hamilton – Regional Director FE North Scotland Region

Any corrections, additional information and comments are very welcome.

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Groups: Forestry Areas, Groups of people, Northeast Scotland

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