RSGS Inspiring People Talk: Annie Worsley: Crofting, Landscape & Nature in the Highlands

Crofter, writer and geographer Annie Worsley gives an RSGS talk about life at Red River Croft in the Northwest Highlands, rewilding and nature's resilience.

Annie Worsley, a crofter, writer and academic geographer living in the Northwest Highlands, shares the story of Red River Croft and its role in a vast, wild landscape. Her talk explores the croft's significance to community, agriculture and the environment in a changing climate, covering rewilding, restoration and the resilience of nature when given space to heal. She also discusses how life on the croft is shaped by powerful weather systems and the interplay of atmospheric, oceanic, geological and biological forces, and how these influence landforms, people, place and social and cultural history. The talk runs from 7:30pm to 9pm as part of the RSGS Inspiring People series.