There is often a tendency to regard Scotland’s exceptional natural heritage as a playground where people can escape their rather less lovely habitats for a place of unrivalled beauty, Britain’s last wilderness.
That’s all very well if the voyeurs remember the land and its glorious coast also provide a living to some of Scotland’s inhabitants, who have a vested interest in its protection.
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