The three founding partner organisations, The Highland Council, Thurso Heritage Society and UKAEA, have formed a company limited by guarantee (called Caithness Horizons) to implement the project.  It is hoped that as the project develops other partners will be willing to join our board.  Caithness Horizons is also a registered Scottish charity.

The following organisations have expressed their support for the project and we are continuing to work with them and develop their involvement as the project progresses.

• Caithness & Sutherland Enterprise
• Caithness Archaeological Trust
• Highlands of Scotland Tourist Board and VisitScotland
• Queen Elizabeth Castle of Mey Trust
• Historic Scotland
• UHI Millennium Institute (North Highland College and the Environmental Research Institute)
• Scottish Natural Heritage
• Rolls-Royce and Vulcan NRTE
• The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
• Plantlife Scotland

John Thurso MP, is Honorary Patron of Caithness Horizons.  He has said of it:

"The is an imaginative development which will strike a chord with most people and in which the whole community can take pride.  It will act as an exciting magnet to visiting tourists and I am keen to help in any way I can in bringing the project to fruition."

Caithness Horizons Directors are:

• Paul Cariss, Chairman
• Cllr Roger Saxon, Highland Council
• Cllr Donnie Mackay, Highland Council
• David Bews, Thurso Heritage Society
• Alan McIvor, Thurso Heritage Society
• Philip Colville, UKAEA
• Tina Wrighton, UKAEA
• Randall Bargelt, NDA
• Beth Taylor, Independent
• Ian Richards, Independent