About the Haggis Wildlife Foundation
Perhaps you spotted something moving through the heather. Perhaps someone Scottish told you about haggis when you were small. Or perhaps you've only just met your first one.
However you found us, welcome to the Haggis Wildlife Foundation's shop.
We're here to document and celebrate Scotland's wild haggis, and to share the particular pleasure of looking for them.
A walk through a Highland glen. A quiet path beside a loch. Heather-covered hills, pine forests, old stone walls and the winding roads that take you somewhere you hadn't planned to go.
These are the places where haggis could be found.
Sometimes it's a movement on a distant hillside. Sometimes a set of tiny tracks beside the path. And sometimes you're exploring a corner of Scotland you've never visited before.
That's part of the magic. Looking for haggis gives you another reason to wander, explore and pay attention to the wild places around you.
Those are the moments we want more people to have.
Through our films, stories and fieldwork, we introduce the haggis that call Scotland home, from familiar garden visitors to shy woodland dwellers and hardy Highland wanderers. Each has its own habits, its own character and its place in our growing Grand Survey.
There is always another haggis to get to know.
There's a place here for you
The Foundation brings together lifelong haggis enthusiasts, first-time spotters, families, curious sceptics and people who carry a love of Scotland with them wherever they go.
You don't need to know every subspecies. You don't need expensive field equipment. You don't even need a particularly convincing photograph.
A little curiosity will do.
Our Rangers started somewhere, too.
And once you start noticing the signs, it's surprisingly difficult to stop.
Bring a wee bit of it home
Our shop is one way to become part of that world.
A plush haggis for a small explorer. A patch for a well-travelled backpack. Something from Scotland for someone who misses home, or a gift for someone who has yet to discover what has been living in the hills all this time.
Everything here is official Foundation issue, and every purchase supports our work, from the continuing Grand Survey to the films, fieldwork and stories that help us share Scotland's wild haggis with people around the world.
So thank you for finding us, and for being part of it.
We hope there's a haggis here you grow rather fond of.
They do have a habit of becoming part of the family.
