Forestry and Land Scotland is a government agency responsible for managing Scotland's national forests and land. It aims to promote sustainable forestry practices, enhance biodiversity, and support local communities through various initiatives. The agency oversees the care of over 640,000 hectares of forested land, ensuring that these natural resources are preserved for future generations. In addition to forest management, Forestry and Land Scotland also focuses on recreation and tourism. It provides access to numerous trails, parks, and outdoor activities, encouraging people to enjoy and connect with nature. The agency plays a vital role in balancing environmental conservation with public enjoyment of Scotland's landscapes.