The National Park Partnership Plan is the management plan for the Cairngorms National Park, which has been approved by Scottish Ministers
Partners – including businesses, land managers, communities, charities and the public sector – have delivered a wide range of projects during 2018/19, tackling many of the complex and important issues facing the Park. Find out what everyone’s been working on and review the progress being made against the targets set out in the Partnership Plan.
Annual Review 2018/2019 (PDF | 4MB)
The Cairngorms National Park Partnership Plan is the overarching management plan for the Cairngorms National Park. It sets out how all those with a responsibility for the Park will coordinate their work to tackle the most important issues over the next five years.
The long term vision for the Cairngorms National Park is:
“An outstanding National Park, where nature and people thrive together”
The Partnership Plan will deliver the following long term outcomes for the National Park:
ConservationA special place for people and nature with natural and cultural heritage enhanced
Visitor ExperiencePeople enjoying the Park through outstanding visitor and learning experiences
Rural DevelopmentA sustainable economy supporting thriving businesses and communities
The Partnership Plan provides strategic direction for five key strategies and plans which support its delivery and are developed through close partnership working with different sectors. The delivery of all these plans is dependent on the work undertaken by businesses, land managers, communities, charities and the public sector in mutual support.
We have carried out various assessments to support the development of the Partnership Plan. These can be accessed below:
The Partnership Plan has been finalised following a period of extensive public consultation, where views were sought on nine key issues – the Big 9. These have evolved into nine priorities in the final Partnership Plan. You can view the consultation documents below:
Menu
