Scotland’s National Parks in world first as they join Race to Zero

The UK’s National Parks, including Loch Lomond and The Trossachs and The Cairngorms, have become the first in the world to join the UN-backed ‘Race to Zero’ initiative, aiming to halve their global carbon emissions by 2030 and become significant…

‘Lomond Banks’ planning application: date confirmed for decision

The Trossachs Explorer

National Park bus pilot launched to drive down emissions and congestion

More than 2000 volunteer hours have already been dedicated to the National Park this year

This #VolunteersWeek Volunteer Advisor Padraig O’Grady talks about how valuable volunteers are to the National Park.

How to enjoy the water safely

Getting out and active on or near the water is a great way to enjoy and experience the National Park but whether you are an experienced open water swimmer or just fancy dipping your toes in to cool off, it’s…

International Women’s Day

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!

Refugee musicians visit to the National Park inspires Climate Emergency song

Tarbet visitor site will be closed for eight weeks as part of a £2.1m upgrade.

Improvement works at Tarbet Pier Picnic Site on West Loch Lomond get underway on Monday, 29th January and will run throughout the summer.

Wanted: young people to help create thriving National Park of the future

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.

National Park moves closer to Net Zero

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.

Boost to National Park Authority Board as it prioritises climate and nature

Colin Lee, an equalities champion with 30 years’ experience, has been appointed to the Board of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority.

Major cultural and natural heritage project completed in Callander

Significant progress has been made to restore and celebrate Callander’s heritage thanks to a major community-led project.

Green careers can make dreams come true!

Oak Tree Inn targeting Net Zero by 2040

The Oak Tree Inn is a local tourism business based in Balmaha that has set a target of reaching Net Zero by 2040.

Red Squirrels in the National Park

An Interview with Felix Sanchez-Bishop, Conservation Officer for Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels.