CNPA Gaelic Language Plan 2018-2022 approved

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The Plan sets out how we will:

use Gaelic in the operation of our functions
enable the uses of Gaelic when communicating with the public and key partnership
promote and develop Gaelic

Highlights in the new Plan, to be delivered by June 2022, include:

new building extension bilingual signage review
creation of a Gaelic version of the Park brand
online guidance and advice re using Gaelic as an asset
promote Gaelic experiences with residents and visitors
joint Gaelic awareness schools project with Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park Authority
Gaelic awareness and conversational staff training plus induction training for rangers/volunteer rangers
annual Gaelic awareness month
recruitment policy – stronger profile to promote our support for Gaelic speakers to join the organisation
Gaelic student intern – research project on Gaelic as an Asset online toolkit

Progress reports will be published annually on our website.

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There is an ongoing wildfire situation in Glenmore and Strath Nethy within the Cairngorms National Park.

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There is an ongoing wildfire situation in Glenmore and Strath Nethy within the Cairngorms National Park, albeit the situation continues to improve and the majority of the National Park is unaffected (with Glenmore, Aviemore and Nethy Bridge all open to the public). Click here for all the latest. We would encourage members of the public to follow current guidance and be aware that the situation may change.
Various paths and trails remain closed. Check out our path closures page for all the latest updates.