Our plans & publications

Equalities Mainstreaming Report & Equality Outcomes Progress Report

This report identifies the progress we have made to Mainstream Equality and achieve the Equalities Outcomes we targeted.  In 2017 we published an update on our progress towards mainstreaming equalities and in achieving our equalities outcomes for the period 2015…

Drymen and Gartocharn Landscape Capacity Assessment

In 2009, the Park Authority engaged consultants David Tyldesley and Associates, to undertake a Landscape Capacity Assessment for the settlements of Drymen and Gartocharn.

UK National Parks – Our Historic Environment

The United Kingdom’s National Parks are amongst its finest and most treasured landscapes, rightly recognised for their tranquillity, special wildlife and unique habitats. They are also cultural landscapes, shaped by human activity over thousands of years. These living, working landscapes…

Scottish Biodiversity Duty Report (2015 – 2017)

This report is a requirement of all public bodies as set out in the Wildlife and Natural Environment (Scotland) Act (2011). It is a useful summary of three years’ biodiversity-related work in the National Park, our key achievements and also…

An Evaluation of the Special Qualities of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park

This document provides the detailed analysis of Special Qualities which has informed preparation of the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Plan 2007. It is a technical appendix to the Park Plan, providing further detailed background to the chapter…

Clyde Marine Planning Partnership

Annual Report & Accounts

Planning Performance Frameworks

Below are our fifth and sixth annual Planning Performance Frameworks (PPF5 & PPF6) for the National Park.

Equality Mainstreaming and Outcomes Report 2017

Below you'll find our 2017 Equality Mainstreaming and Outcomes Report. The report provides an update on the successes and challenges we have  had in mainstreaming equality and progressing the equality outcomes we set ourselves in 2013.  In this report we…

National Park Partnership Plan

The National Park Partnership Plan is produced following extensive consultation and discussion. It sets out in detail how the National Park, and what it offers to the people of Scotland and visitors, will be enhanced over the next few years.

Visitor Management Engagement & Enforcement Policy

This policy sets out the principles and approach the National Park Authority will follow in order to successfully manage visitor behaviour by means of available legislative powers throughout Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park.

Byelaws

Our Byelaws aim to protect the National Park from environmental damage, whilst supporting the many types of recreational activity to be undertaken safely and responsibly.

Annual expenditure

Sections 31 and 32 of the Public Services Reform (Scotland) Act 2010 imposes duties on the Scottish Government and listed public bodies to publish information on the following types of expenditure as soon as reasonably practicable after each year end:

Corporate Plan

Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority presents this Corporate Plan for 2012-17. It aligns our organisational objectives to the National Park Partnership Plan which was approved by Scottish Government Ministers in June 2012.

Tourism Strategy

Tourism is the largest industry in the Park and, as such, it is vital that landowners, land managers and public agencies understand the opportunities and challenges that exist for tourism businesses.

Wild Park 2020: Our Biodiversity Action Plan

Nature conservation is at the very heart of what Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park stands for. We want to inspire as many people as possible to help us look after the extraordinary natural beauty that lies within our…

Annual Accounts

Local Environmental Quality Audit 2015

Keep Scotland Beautiful was commissioned by the Park Authority to audit and report on the local environmental quality (LEQ) standards of the four key areas within the National Park: Trossachs North; Trossachs West; West Loch Lomond; and East Loch Lomond.

Mainstreaming and Equalities Outcomes Report 2015

Below, you'll find our five equality outcomes. These provide a framework for promoting equality within our organisation and the work we do to deliver the National Park Partnership Plan.

Developing Cycling Visitors 2014

The following report summarises all of the work that has been undertaken (more detailed information is provided in a separate report to the National Park) and includes a detailed report of actions and recommendations for progressing the promotion and take…

Developing Cycling Visitors in The National Park

Motomo Ltd and Bluebell Scotland were appointed by Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park to: assist them in developing and growing the visitor cycle offer in the Park making the most of their available cycling assets identifying opportunities to improve…

Outdoor Recreation Plan

On 17 June 2013 the National Park Authority Board approved the Outdoor Recreation Plan for Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park. The plan outlines commitment to actions and aspirations which enhance outdoor recreation opportunities across the Park from 2013…

Wildness Study

Biodiversity Habitat Audit

Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park is one of only two National Parks in Scotland. Its location within the central belt of Scotland, and straddling many upland, lowland, freshwater and coastal habitats makes it important, not only to species…

Gaelic Language Plan

The production and delivery of a Gaelic Language Plan fits comfortably into our organisation’s operations and we are well-positioned to further the aims of Bòrd na Gàidhlig.