Oak Tree Inn targeting Net Zero by 2024
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The Oak Tree Inn is a local tourism business based in Balmaha that has set a target of reaching Net Zero by 2024.
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Red Squirrels in the National Park
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An Interview with Felix Sanchez-Bishop, Conservation Officer for Saving Scotland’s Red Squirrels.
Inclusion Scotland Internship
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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.
Loch Lomond Byelaws to be tightened in 2024
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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.
Climate & nature friendly visitor hubs on the cards for National Park
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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 talks about their work experience with the Park
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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…
Spotlight on Sustainable Transport
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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!
Last call for views on how we can transform the National Park into a sustainable, low-carbon destination
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There are now just days left to join the conversation on how we can create a better future for Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Housing in the National Park
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Transformational change is on the cards for Scotland’s first National Park, writes Stuart Mearns, National Park Authority Director of Place, in The Herald today (Weds 12th July).
How can we enable a greener economy and more sustainable living?
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With just over a week to go to submit your thoughts on our Draft National Park Partnership Plan, we are asking for your views on how we can make our rural economy greener and help communities in the National Park…
National Park planning team reinforces need for caution when buying plots
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Planning officials at Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority have advised people to exercise caution if considering buying plots on land between Stroneslaney Road and the River Balvaig near Balquhidder.
We need your views on how we can restore nature in the National Park
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We're now a couple of months into the consultation on our Draft National Park Partnership Plan 2024-49 and we've received comments from a range of people who have shared their experiences in the National Park and what they want this place…
Peatland activity to be significantly expanded to help National Park become a ‘carbon sink’ for Scotland
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The pace and scale of peatland restoration across Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is set to increase significantly to reduce carbon emissions and tackle climate change.
Future of Scotland’s first National Park up for discussion as consultation gets underway
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Measures including more tree planting, sustainable transport services, affordable housing for local people and a ‘nature first’ approach to development are just some of the proposals set out as part of the step change required to ensure Loch Lomond &…
Official opening for new Bracklinn Bridge
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Members of the Callander community joined local Councillors and National Park Authority representatives at Bracklinn Falls, for the official opening of the new Bracklinn Bridge.