After an nearly 40-year marketing campaign, a surprising however little-known UK panorama has been awarded world heritage standing.
The Movement Nation of Caithness and Sutherland within the far north of Scotland covers nearly 2,000 sq km (469,500 acres) of some of the intact and intensive blanket lavatory techniques on the planet.
Blanket bogs are wetland ecosystems created when peat, a soil made up of partially decayed matter, accumulates in waterlogged situations.
Attaining world heritage standing is a uncommon honour – notably for a panorama. It’s an internationally recognised designation awarded to locations of excellent cultural, historic, or scientific significance.
