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Outcome 5: Recreation Opportunities

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The National Park has a wide variety of well promoted and managed outdoor recreation opportunities providing for a range of abilities and interests.

Outcome 6: Water Recreation

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There are more opportunities to enjoy water-based recreation and sporting activities across the Park’s lochs, rivers and coasts while maximising safety for all users and protecting the quality of water environments.

Outcome 7: Visitor Economy

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The Park’s visitor economy is thriving with more businesses and organisations working together to create a world-class destination.

Outcome 12: Sustainable Population

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Population decline is being addressed by attracting and retaining more skilled working age and young people within the National Park and by providing a better range of housing options.

Outcome 13: Community Empowerment

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The Park’s communities are supported to influence and deliver actions that improve their quality of life and place.

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