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Closed 30/06/2020

Bringing Ulva Back To Life

Now that the community has successfully bought the Isle of Ulva, the hard work starts now! Help support us as we bring the once thriving island back to life

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Closed 30/06/2020

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WMCWC was set up in 2006 to purchase Nand manage the Langamull and West Ardhu forests in the north west of Mull

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 We are looking for funds to help us re-invigorate the economy and social fabric of the island. 

This marks a crossroads in the history of Ulva and North West Mull, we have been given a golden opportunity to ensure the survival and bolster the development of a fragile and remote community, enabling a vibrant and sustainable future for generations to come.    

- Improve housing stock and other buildings     

- Improve infrastructure  

- Revitalise and expand agriculture  

- Care for and promote the cultural heritage of the island  

- Enhance biodiversity and conserve sensitive habitats and species  

The aim is for economic and social development leading to sustainable population increases. After 5 years a doubling to 10 people, after 10 years up to 20 people and ultimately after 20 years or so as many as 30 or more full time residents on the island are envisaged.

Sustainable community benefit is dependent on more people living and working year round on the island itself and the way to achieve this is for the land to be owned and managed by the community.   

Our plans for Ulva are:       

- Provide security of tenure for existing and future residents  

- Manage forestry sustainably and seek new opportunities  

- Unlock the very large tourism potential largely untapped at present  

- Safeguard natural habitats of the isolated associated islands and skerries 

- Support Marine Industries, Fishing and Aquaculture  

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