The Plock is a rocky outcrop with a fascinating history, a last toehold on the mainland on the way to Skye. In its time it has been croft land, a centre for the herring industry, in military ownership, and most recently a golf course. It is now in ownership of Kyle & Lochalsh Community Trust, and serves as a valued amenity space for both locals and tourists - a place to hike, bathe in nature, and take in the stunning views of Loch Alsh and the far Cuillin mountains. With gorse and bracken scrub, dry heath, birch woodland, peatbog, ponds and a rocky shoreline, this site provides a microcosm of habitats where nature is already bouncing back.