A major new research bulletin on estimating deer abundance in woodlands has just been published in partnership with the Forestry Commission (visit Research to find out more). The bulletin is the culmination of 10 years of contract work undertaken on behalf of FC. Further publications in the same subject area are planned for the future.
New premises
We have recently moved into a new office building.It is self-contained and has more than enough space and facilities to enable us to expand over the coming years.You’ll find us 1 mile west of Forgandenny, 10 mins drive south of our previous offices in Perth.
Extranet site wins award!
In 2007, Strath Caulaidh, in conjunction with Nothing Limited, developed a secure access ‘extranet’ site for ScottishPower Renewables Ltd.The site won a prize at the Green Energy Awards held in Edinburgh in December 2007.
The Black Law Extranet holds all the ecological information and reports relating to the Habitat Management Plan for Black Law windfarm near Forth in Lanarkshire.Black Law is one of the largest operational windfarms in Europe.
12 years in business!
Strath Caulaidh has been in business for 12 years.So a big thanks to all our clients over that period – we trust that you remain satisfied with our services and that we can continue to work with you in the future!
ISO 9001
Strath Caulaidh is currently preparing to become ISO 9001 registered.ISO 9001 is the internationally recognised standard for the quality management of businesses. It applies to the processes that create and control the products and services an organisation supplies. ISO 9001 prescribes systematic control of activities to ensure that the needs and expectations of customers are met.
Investor in People
Strath Caulaidh has been recognised as an Investor in People since its successful first assessment in February 2006 (visit Our Business to find out more).
Key research paper published
Strath Caulaidh published its first key research paper in the prestigious Journal of Applied Ecology in 2004. The paper presents the initial findings of a long-term study aimed at improving the Forestry Commission's ability to estimate deer abundance in woodlands (visit Research to find out more).
