Social media community guidelines

We encourage everyone who loves the Cairngorms National Park to engage with our content. To maintain a welcoming environment across our social media feeds, we may hide or delete comments that are abusive, misleading or spam, or review an account’s access to this page if repeated comments of this kind are posted.
- What you post should always comply with that platform’s Terms of Use.
- Please be respectful and kind. We welcome diverse perspectives about the Cairngorms National Park and work undertaken here, but interactions should not be personal, and should always be respectful.
- Think about privacy – please do not share personal details such as your address or phone number, especially with anyone you don’t know.
- Content of an abusive nature or spam will be reported to the platform.
Examples of comments that might be removed:
- Comments that share harmful or misleading information about the activities of the Cairngorms National Park Authority.
- Comments that personally attack anyone associated with the Cairngorms National Park Authority, whether they are employees or volunteers. This includes, but is not limited to, instances such as name-calling, abuse and sharing of personal information.
- Comments unrelated to the original post, especially instances where unrelated comments are repeatedly posted.
Knowing what to expect:
We monitor our social media platforms, however we cannot guarantee a response.
If you have a question about our work, or would like to share your views, you can contact us at [email protected].
We aim to respond to all enquiries as quickly as possible, but please note that some enquiries can take longer to resolve.
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Relevant alerts
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As a result of ongoing efforts to tackle wildfires to the north of the Cairngorms National Park, several roads are currently closed. Scottish Fire and Rescue are in attendance and the public are advised to avoid the area, including footpaths. Road users are asked not to ignore road closed signs.
The affected roads are:
- B9007 Ferness to Duthil
- U2379 Lochindorb Road
- B939 Ferness to Grantown-on-Spey
- U2347 Braes of Castle Grant
For all the latest information check out the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and Police Scotland website and social media.