Case Study: Lorna Kerr
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Lorna Kerr, 41, rediscovered hillwalking six years ago and has never looked back.
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Case Study: Danielle McGinlay
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Danielle McGinlay never saw herself as the kind of person who would enjoy plunging into icy lochs for pleasure. Now she can’t go more than a week without heading to Loch Lomond, where she immerses herself in the water come…
National Park celebrates stories of nature supporting people’s mental health
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Enjoyment of the outdoors in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is helping people’s mental wellbeing post-lockdown and giving them a deeper appreciation for nature.
Checklist for camping in the National Park
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Whether you’re coming for the first time or are a hardy camping veteran we’ve got some top tips to help you enjoy a brilliant camping trip to the National Park this summer.
More than 1000 bags of litter cleared from National Park in April
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A staggering 1203 bags of rubbish have been collected within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park in one month.
National Park prepares to welcome day trippers as travel restrictions ease
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From Friday 16th April groups of up to 6 people from 6 households will be able to meet outside. Travel will also be permitted anywhere in Scotland for the purpose of outdoor socialising, recreation or exercise.
National Park Authority pledges net zero emissions by 2030
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Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority has committed to becoming a net zero organisation by 2030.
National Park prepared for post-lockdown visitor surge
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Significant increases in staff, toilets and parking capacity are among the measures that will be in place across Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park when travel restrictions ease on 26th April.
Bracklinn Bridge temporarily closed
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The Bracklinn Bridge in Callander has been temporarily closed to allow for a specialist engineering survey to be carried out.
Rhododendron removal to protect areas of Scotland’s rainforests at Inversnaid
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In August 2020 we secured funding through NatureScot's Biodiversity Challenge Fund to carry out invasive species control around Inversnaid on the east side of Loch Lomond. This work will see the removal of invasive rhododendron to help protect and enhance…
National Park Authority pays tribute to ‘thoughtful and diligent’ Board Member
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Staff and Board members at Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority have paid tribute to National Park Authority Board Member, and Stirling Councillor, Graham Lambie, who has sadly passed away.
Statement on West Riverside and Hunter Foundation planning applications
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Media statement on West Riverside and Hunter Foundation planning applications.
Scotland’s National Parks sign up to global commitment to tackling nature loss
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Scotland’s two National Parks have become the first in the UK to sign up to a new international commitment to reversing nature loss.
The River Goil Green Revetment Project: Supporting salmon through nature-based solutions
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In this blog, we highlight recent Wild Park work which has been carried out by the Lochgoilhead community and our partners Argyll Fisheries Trust to help conserve the River Goil and support one of Scotland’s most iconic fish species.
Statement on Ross Priory planning decision
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Media Statement on Ross Priory planning application decision