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Rare Irish Cattle Brought to Scotland to Help ‘Rainforest’ Restoration

The rare Irish breed will graze woodland and rough ground to curb bracken, support biodiversity and produce organic food, estate officials said.

Summary by Agriland.ie
An endangered Irish cattle breed has been introduced to Scottish Highlands in a bid to restore a landscape described as Scotland’s rainforest habitat. The herd of 12 Droimeann cattle have been brought to Ardtornish, a remote estate on the west coast, where they will be put to work across woodland, scrub and rough grazing. The […]

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The Scotsman broke the news in Edinburgh, United Kingdom on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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