Twelve young people from urban backgrounds are to become the latest group to participate in an innovative youth project being run on some of ScotlandÕs best known rural estates. The teenagers, aged +between 14 and 16, will spend this week enjoying wild camping on Douglas & Angus Estates in South Lanarkshire as part of a project called Imbewu Scotland where they will gain an appreciation of the jobs and people that make rural estates and our countryside tick. Imbewu Scotland is organised by registered charity Wilderness Foundation UK, funded by Scottish Natural Heritage and supported by landownersÕ organisation, Scottish Land & Estates. Picture Shows, Ian Fleming, Estate Manger, centre, The group of teenagers who had spent the week on the Douglas & Angus Estates in South Lanarkshire, left to right, Cieran Cambell, Rebecca Hardman-Carter, Jason Sherrit, Kaitlyn Anderson, Chole Boyd, Alistair Currer-Smith and Robbie Smith . Sunday, 15 June 2014

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