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CAIRNGORMS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY 
Paper 3 Annex 3 10/08/07 


Land Based Business Training Project 
Table of Public Benefit courses scheduled for 2007showing links to Priorities for Action, and NP aims. 


Key 
Draft Park Plan Priorities for Action 

• 6.1 Conserving and Enhancing the Park’s Biodiversity and Landscapes 
• 6.3 Developing Sustainable Deer Management 
• 6.2 Integrating Public Support for Land Management 
• 6.4 Providing High Quality Opportunities for Outdoor Access 
• 6.6 Making housing affordable and Sustainable 
• 6.5 Making tourism and Businesses Sustainable 
• 6.7 Raising Awareness and Understanding of the Park 

National Park Aims 

1. To conserve and enhance the natural and cultural heritage of the area. 
2. To promote sustainable use of the natural resources of the area. 
3. To promote understanding and enjoyment (including enjoyment in the form of recreation) of the 
special qualities of the area by the public 
4. To promote sustainable economic and social development of the area’s communities 


Public Benefit Course/Topic  / Links to Priority for Action  / Links to Park Aims  / No of Delegates attending 

1. Fisheries Management 
6.1; 6.4 
1; 2 
22 

2. Private Landlord Information Session * 
6.6, 6.5 
4 
11 LBBTP 12 CAP 

3. Black Grouse Management 
6.1, 
1, 4 
17 

4. Planning Interpretation that works * 
6.4, 6.5, 6.7 
3, 4
8 LBBTP 4 CAP 

5. Woodfuel Installations and Woodland Management 
6.1, 6.6 
2, 4 
Date TBC 

6. Visitor Monitoring and Management 
6.1, 6.3, 6.4, 6.5 
1, 3 
7 

7. Tenancy Agreements * 
6.6, 6.5 
4 
7 LBBTP 9 CAP 

8. Controlling Moles – Aesthetic environment and Stewardship of the land 
6.1 
1 
7 

9. Panels and Leaflets * 
6.4, 6.5, 6.7 
3, 4 
7 LBBTP 5 CAP 

11. Monitoring Moorland Habitats (Deer grazing impact) 
6.1, 6.3 
1, 2, 4 
22 

12. Leave no Trace Trainer’s course * 
6.1, 6.4, 6.7 
1, 3 
6 LBBTP 3 CAP 

13. Private Landlords – Grant assistance * 
6.6, 6.5 
4 
16 LBBTP 5 CAP 

14. Woodland Grazing and Management for Biodiversity 
6.1 
1; 2 
9 

15. Farmland Waders 
6.1, 6.7 
1, 3 
9 

16. Habitat Monitoring 
6.1, 6.7 
1, 2, 3 
12 

17. Horticulture for Crofters * 
6.5 
1, 2 
5 LBBTP 16 CAP 

18. Water Margin and associated Wildlife management 
6.1, 6.7 
1, 3 
11th September 

19. Environmental Impact Assessments and Ecological statement 
6.1, 6.6 
1, 2, 3 
18/19 July – Est 26 

20. Water Vole conservation through Mink Control * 
6.1 
1 
13 LBBTP 5 CAP 

21. Dogs in the Countryside 
6.2, 6.4, 6.7 
3 
17th Oct 

22. Hydropower installations and Climate change 
6.1, 6.6 
2, 4 
Date TBC 

23. Moorland and management: Developing the Dialogue 
6.1, 6.3 
1,2,4 
9th and 10th 

24. Red grouse management through tick reduction 
6.1, 6.5 
1, 4 
26/27 July Est 20 

* indicates courses that have been attended by both CAP and LBBTP delegates