We’re often in awe of the inspiring women who work with the National Park, using their skills and passion to help protect and restore this iconic and important landscape, but #InternationalWomensDay gives us an opportunity to celebrate them!
Young people with a passion for climate and nature are being asked to come forward and help transform Scotland’s first National Park into a thriving, sustainable place for future generations.
Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority is taking an important step forwards on its journey to Net Zero, with a £1.6m investment across its facilities this winter.
As an organisation that strives to be an inclusive employer, we were very grateful for the recent opportunity to work with Inclusion Scotland to offer an internship to a disabled person.
A set of recommended changes to the Loch Lomond Byelaws has been approved by the Scottish Government and the new byelaws will come into force on 1st November, 2024.
Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity Lorna Slater visited Tarbet this week to find out how a popular visitor site will be transformed into a low-carbon destination.
Toby Caldwell speaks about their positive experiences while working for the National Park Authority in partnership with the Career Ready program. Career Ready matches a school student with a mentor who shares their interests and hobbies to provide them with…
There are just 48 hours left to join our conversation on the future of the National Park - that's plenty of time to tell us how you think we can provide low-carbon travel opportunities for everyone!