Meet the Team
Donald Rowantree
Donald joined Corrour in 2005 and is our Estate Manager. Previously head stalker, he moved to the position of estate manger in 2019. He was brought up on a Highland estate in Sutherland, he then did three years in hydro construction, before settling down at Corrour. Donald is married to our Administrator and Accommodation Manager, Martina Rowantree.
John Sutherland
John joined Corrour in 2011 as our head forester. He has been involved in the forestry industry since leaving school and worked for a private forestry company in Scotland for eighteen years. John manages Corrour’s 10,000 acres of forests. This involves tree planting, timber harvesting and habitat improvement.
Allan MacLeod
Allan joined Corrour in 2010 from the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust and has taken over the role of the Head Stalker in 2019. Introduced to deer stalking by his father at a young age, he went on to study conservation and ecological science at Edinburgh University. Assisted by stalkers and seasonal ghillies, he is in charge of the estate’s deer management and biodiversity plans.
Sarah Watts
Sarah joined Corrour in 2021 as our Conservation Manager. She is passionate about upland ecology and botany, having previously worked for the NTS at Ben Lawers NNR monitoring nationally rare arctic-alpine flora. Sarah has a strong focus on habitat restoration and applied science, with publications in leading academic journals. She is also researching part-time her PhD “Improving outcomes in montane woodland restoration” at the University of Stirling, for which Corrour is a key fieldwork site.
Charlie Davis
Charlie has worked with Corrour since 2020, but joined the team in 2024 as Academic Partnership Lead, having helped establish the partnership between Corrour and the University of St Andrews.
Charlie is a land manager, specialising in natural capital, with experience of nature restoration across Scotland. She manages the relationship between the two organisations, chairing the joint board tasked with delivering a pipeline of high-quality research to inform Corrour’s land management approach.
Martina Rowantree
Martina has been responsible for the estate administration and managed the accommodation and lets at Corrour since June 2004.
Before joining Corrour, Martina worked as an assistant to a private family.
She is married to Donald Rowantree.
David and Lynne Taylor
David and his wife Lynne look after the Lodge. Both have spent their working lives in hospitality, from international restaurants to some of Scotland’s most notable private houses. David is passionate about the provenance of the food he serves, with a particular interest in locally sourced, fresh ingredients.
Agnieszka and Boguslaw Stolarski
Agnieszka and Boguslaw moved to Corrour in 2005 and are originally from Poland, where they run their own farm. Husband and wife, they proudly look after our estate cottages in the role of a handyman and a housekeeper. Boguslaw is responsible for maintenance aspects across all buildings at Corrour, as well as our venison butchery.
Harry Lynch and the team at Corrour Station Restaurant
Harry is returning for his 5th season at Corrour, and his 2nd year as Station Restaurant manager.
Together with his team of 6 hospitality warriors, they look after our customers and daily visitors at Corrour Station Restaurant and Signal Box B&B.
Domenyk Bywater
Domenyk joined Corrour stalking team in 2023.
Corrour Estate Office, by Fort William, Inverness-Shire
Scotland, PH30 4AA – Map & Directions >
+44 (0) 1397 707 070 – enquiries@corrour.co.uk
Corrour Station Restaurant and B&B: +44 (0) 1397 732 236 – stationhouse@corrour.co.uk