Introducing…Heather Reid – National Park Board Convener
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Newly elected National Park Board Convener Heather Reid shares her thoughts on leading our Board at this pivotal time for our National Park.
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National Park Rangers share water safety knowledge and skills
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Ranger Service Manager Leigh Hamilton tells us about her work engaging businesses around Loch Lomond to participate in water safety training.
James Stuart shares his thoughts on his eight years on the Board
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James Stuart served eight years on the National Park Authority Board, stepping down as Convener in February after the maximum two terms. He shares his thoughts on the highlights and challenges during his eight years on the Board:
Bracklinn Falls reopens to the public
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Work to install a replacement bridge at Bracklinn Falls in Callander has been completed and the popular site has reopened to local walkers and visitors.
Significant investment in popular visitor sites across National Park
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A raft of improvements to visitor infrastructure across Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park moves forward this month, ahead of what is expected to be another busy visitor season.
Work underway to install new Bracklinn Bridge
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Construction work is underway to install the new Bracklinn Bridge in Callander, with contractors on site from 9th January to begin erecting the bridge.
If we want a healthy future, we need healthy nature
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By Simon Jones, Director of Environment at Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority
New Board Convener for National Park’s next chapter
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Dr Heather Reid, a science education consultant and former weather forecaster with the Met Office and BBC Scotland, has been elected to become the new Convener of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
National Park visitors plan 10,000 sustainable journeys
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An app trialled to encourage National Park visitors to leave their car and plan more sustainable journeys has reached its 10,000th journey within a year.
Statement on Loch Long Fish Farm planning application
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James Stuart, Convenor of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority, said: “Today (Monday 31st October) the National Park Authority Board refused an application for a marine fish farm below Beinn Reithe, Loch Long. “This decision was taken following…
Conic Hill path works this winter
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Upgrade works taking place October 2022 – March 2023.
Final week to share views on Loch Lomond Byelaws proposals
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There is one week remaining for anyone with an interest in Loch Lomond to share their views on the proposed changes to the Loch’s byelaws.
Step into nature to reduce feelings of stress
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Visitor Information & Engagement Officer Craig Gavigan, shares with us his favourite spot in the National Park to connect with nature and escape a world of 'notifications' - Creag an Tuirc.
Scotland’s Climate Week: Letter from National Park Youth Committee
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For Scotland's Climate Week (26th Sept - 2nd Oct 2022), members of the National Park Youth Committee and Junior Rangers have written a letter outlining their thoughts on the climate emergency in the National Park and how it can be…
The role of Scotland’s National Parks in the journey to Net Zero
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By Gordon Watson, Chief Executive of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority