National Park residents urged to use their vote
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People living in communities within the National Park have just over a week to help choose five local people to join the National Park Authority Board.
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Peatlands – why are they so important and what are we doing to protect them?
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Our investment in peatland work continues to advance, with a second Peatland Action Officer joining us this year and funding confirmed to take forward restoration works at many locations across the National Park. But what exactly are peatlands, why are…
Scots urged to stay safe around the water this holiday weekend
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National Park Rangers have issued a stark water safety warning to people heading to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park this holiday weekend.
Opportunity to help shape future of National Park
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People are being encouraged to play their part in the future of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park by standing as a candidate for the Park Authority’s Board.
Heather Reid – What inspired me to become a National Park Board Member
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20 years ago Loch Lomond and The Trossachs was designated Scotland’s first National Park. Things have changed a lot since then and we need Board members with a diverse range of perspectives and skills to help guide the organisation, so…
Pupils come together in COP26 legacy project to tackle climate and nature crises
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Hundreds of children are planting trees as part of a COP26 legacy project to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Pathway to create a climate resilient Strathard outlined in new Framework
A new Framework for the Strathard area has been created to realise a vision of a healthier, more climate resilient Strathard.
PRESS RELEASE: National Park steps up enforcement action on unauthorised development
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Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority has taken further action to stop unauthorised development on an environmentally sensitive area of land. A Temporary Stop Notice has been issued in relation to unauthorised works recently carried out on land…
Statement on Gartmore House Access Decision
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Statement on Gartmore House Access Decision
Have a different adventure, not a difficult adventure
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One of the most popular areas of the National Park is the Trossachs (it’s in the name after all!), and the area around Loch Achray & Loch Katrine is a destination many visitors are exploring for the first time or…
National Park campsites and permit areas ready to reopen for Spring
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Campers will soon be able to plan their trips to Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, with booking for Park Authority sites set to reopen from next week.
The power of mentoring
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Our exciting new Service Designer role not only has the opportunity make a real difference, working on some of the most critical challenges we face right now, but the successful candidate will be mentored by Sarah Drummond, founder of Snook…
National Park planning team urges caution when buying plots
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Planning officials at Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority have cautioned people against buying plots of land that they may be unaware are not suitable for development.
Water safety tips for winter
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The increasing popularity of open water swimming and cold water therapy sees people taking to the lochs within the National Park in all seasons.
Bracklinn Bridge currently closed
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Update 23/12/2021: The path leading to Bracklinn Falls has reopened following the removal of Bracklinn Bridge. Visitors can now walk to Bracklinn Falls and back, though the full circuit walk cannot currently be completed as there is no access to…