Landscape Conservation
The Cairngorms National Park is 4,500 km². That’s more than the Lake District and Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Parks put together
Habitat Work
Half of the National Park is designated as being of European importance for conservation amongst a patchwork of habitats of exceptional size, scale and quality. Despite the designations there is still plenty of scope for improvements to be made that will make these habitats even better for nature and be more robust for the future.
Throughout this landscape there is a huge amount of conservation work taking place right across the Park by lots of different land owners and managers, communities and organisations.
The Forest Strategy provides direction on future forest management and the restoration of woodlands in the Cairngorms National Park
The Cairngorms Landscape Toolkit The landscape toolkit is a resource to help developers and professionals as well as anyone with a keen interest in learning more about Cairngorms landscapes.
