Conservationists rappelled into a Scottish gorge to remove invasive plants, protecting native biodiversity.

Conservationists from the National Trust for Scotland abseiled into a 60-meter Scottish gorge to remove invasive plants like Japanese knotweed. This initiative aims to protect native flora and biodiversity under their Plan for Nature, targeting six troublesome invasive species. The project is funded by the People's Postcode Lottery, supporting efforts to preserve Scotland's natural heritage.