Environment – What You Can Do

By using local suppliers and shops, the whole island community is supported.
If you don’t think you will arrive on Mull in time to shop in Dervaig on your first night, why not bring just enough food to tide you over for the first day, and then do your food shopping here on Mull.
This is a great way of contributing to the local economy.

and we helped set up the Mull and Iona Food Trail in 2015, to promote island produce and make it easier for visitors to source the fabulous local produce available.
Dervaig Shop sells local pork and island venison, as well as Mull Cheese and Tobermory Fish Co. smoked fish.
There are Producers Markets around the island from Easter until the autumn – a great way of meeting producers and sourcing delicious produce!  Tobermory hosts one every Monday in the spring and summer.

Why not take a tour, learn about the awesome wildlife on the island and reduce your own car use at the same time.
Take the bus from Calgary if you are taking one of the boat trips leaving from Tobermory or on a Friday use the Community Bus to get to Ulva Ferry.

instead of driving to walk somewhere else?
See the leaflets in the cottage about local walks.
Please ask us for more walk suggestions!

There is room in the Recycling Shed to keep your bikes under cover.
Mull Electric Bikes are available for hire locally. You can charge electric bikes here free of charge!

Please turn radiators off in unoccupied bedrooms.
Please ask for advice about energy saving during your stay.

Please turn lights off in empty rooms and don’t leave lights on when you go out.

everyone has been seeing, so please do let us know what you have seen.

Visit Prasad’s wildlife Blog at http://treshnishbirdlog.blogspot.com

including Indian Head Massage 01688 302234.
Here at Treshnish you can have Cranio Sacral Balancing – see leaflet in cottage for details.
Michael Shilson offers Shiatsu in Tobermory.

Once the Glengorm landfill site is full, island waste will have to go to the mainland for disposal.
Please help by recycling as much as you can using the facilities we have created in the Recycling Shed.

and checked in accordance with regulations.
When the burns (streams) look dry, it means the water supplies are running lower than usual, so responsible use at these times helps the water supply remain sustainable.
At other times, surplus water (that we don’t use) finds its way to the sea, but it is still important not to waste water.
Use a glass of water when you brush your teeth, rather than running the tap.
Only boil the water you need each time – saves water and electricity!

to protect and preserve the wonderful environment we live and work in.