Fire byelaws audience touchpoints
29 August 2025
- The Park Authority
- Careers and recruitment
- Staff and board
- Advisory forums and groups
- Meetings
- Contact us
- Freedom of information
Protecting against wildfires
New rules ban fires and barbecues across the National Park, safeguarding the Cairngorms against the increasing threat of wildfires.
- Communities and business
- Culture and heritage
- Education, skills and training
- Farming and land management
- Health, wellbeing and equalities
- Nature and climate change
- Planning and development
- Transport and active travel
- Visitors and outdoor access
Cairngorms 2030
Across 20 long-term projects, Cairngorms 2030 will bring about transformational change in the Cairngorms, benefitting people’s health and wellbeing, delivering on climate change and enhancing nature across the National Park.
- Business
- Communities
- Education and young people
- Farming and land management
- Funding opportunities
- Tender opportunities
- Planning advice and support
Planning advice and support
Our planning service helps get the right kind of development in the right places in the Cairngorms National Park.
- Plan your visit
- Accommodation
- Camping and campervans
- Travel and getting around
- Visiting with your dog
- Visiting on a budget
- Visitor and local information centres
Fire byelaw FAQs
Your questions answered! Here's everything you need to know about the new fire byelaw in the Cairngorms National Park.
- Become a volunteer
- Add your voice to a consultation
- The Dùthchas Award
- Cairngorms 2030 Communities Fund
- Help tackle climate change
- Use the National Park brand
- Donate to the Cairngorms Trust
Volunteering
Volunteer Cairngorms supports and develops volunteering for nature, the environment and physical activity across the Cairngorms National Park. Start your volunteering journey here!