The CNPA commissioned an independent study in 2013 and the report has been published today. A news item introduces the report and provides links to view it.
The work was carried out by SRUC (Scotland’s Rural College), UHI Centre for Mountain Studies and Rural Solutions, with support from Scottish Land & Estates.
In addition to the general economic information being collated in a national survey commissioned by Scottish Land & Estates, CNPA wanted to collate information on community development and conservation within the Park. The Authority also wanted to identify future opportunities for collaboration to help deliver the National Park Partnership Plan.
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