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King Charles · Scotland

Comment on King Charles, the politics of muirburn and wildfires by Graham Garfoot

In reply to Nick Kempe. The question is “were any of the fires due to muirburn”? There are a number of ways in which to start a muirburn and petrol is the obvious method. This however brings serious risks to the person starting the muirburn. While pouring petrol there is a possibility of fumes building up around the person pouring the petrol, throw a match at it and whoosh, one life at risk. A second method would be to carry a gas canister and t…Read Article

Conservation · Scotland

Scottish Government & NatureScot delays start date for new muirburn licence

In March 2024, the Scottish Parliament voted for the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill, which introduced, amongst other things, a requirement for all muirburn to be licensed (see here). The Bill was enacted in May 2024 and became the Wildlife Management & Muirburn (Scotland) Act 2024 and since then we’ve seen the introduction of a grouse moor licensing scheme (although this still remains contentious as the licence has been signifi…See the Story

King Charles · Scotland

King Charles, the politics of muirburn and wildfires - parkswatchscotland

Following my post on King Charles and the muirburn which took place on his estate at Delnadamph on 27th February, a very windy day (see here), I submitted a Freedom of Information request to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) to see if their control centre at Dundee had been notified, as per the provisions...Read Article

The importance of the battle for Harvie's Dyke for access rights - parkswatchscotland

It is better to speak about “customary freedoms or liberties” rather than “customary access rights”. Otherwise legal “experts” are encouraged to claim that no such rights existed before the Land Reform (Scotland) Act 2003, except for rights of way that had been vindicated through court action. This is why the Law Lords, in their judgement on the Harvie’s Dyke case used the phrase about the public exercising “the liberties of the banks of the Cly…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Campaign to save Strathyre Forest and its wildlife - parkswatchscotland

Following my post on Forest and Land Scotland’s Larch Removal Plan in Strathyre, which would decimate the forest and its wildlife (see here), the local community has set up a campaign to stop the destruction. In the words of a local person: “most of the villagers and local businesses had no idea this mass tree...Wildfires · Scotland Read Article

Paving the way for Flamingo Land - Scottish Enterprise's transfer of land at the pierhead to the National Park Authority - parkswatchscotland

The Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority (LLTNPA) Board duly agreed (see here) at their meeting yesterday to do nothing further to oppose the proposed Lomond Banks development. They have also handed all responsibility for negotiating a Section 75 Agreement with Flamingo Land, (as suggested but NOT required by the Scottish Government’s Reporter) which...Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Forest and Land Scotland's mismanagement of access and access rights in Strathyre - parkswatchscotland

I spotted this sign on my return from walking over Ben Ledi last week (see here). While we walked round the locked gate easily enough and most cyclists could too, it would be a different matter for anyone in a wheelchair or riding a horse who wants to enjoy the extensive network of forest tracks in...Regulation · Scotland Read Article

The proposal to plant Coire na Ciste on Cairn Gorm - a new low for conservation in the National Park - parkswatchscotland

I dont know anything about this project, but taking your criticisms at face value, compare and contrast with the JMT proposals to fence Schiehallion. Well meaning but ill thought out schemes taken forwards by public/ NGO organizations, not going through the Forestry Grant scheme, therefore side stepping the usual checks and balances, usual consultees (MCoS/ Ramblers etc) not wanting to say anything/ not in evidence, hyped PR stories out of all p…Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority and access: challenging the propaganda - parkswatchscotland

The propaganda The reality First the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority (LLTNPA) went after the campers, confining them to a few “permit areas” around the loch shores; then they went for the day visitors by shutting down visitor infrastructure and making it harder and harder to get to places; who and what will...Skiing · Scotland Read Article

2025 could be the worst year yet for wildfires in the UK

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The UK has had more wildfires this year than in any period since records began in 2012, according to new figures.Nearly 30,000 hectares – or 116 square miles – of the country have been burned by 83 fires so far this year.This is a larger area than has been burned in a full year since records began, according to the Global Wild Fire Information System.While wildfire season typically peaks in March and April, experts fear there could be a second w…Wildfires · United Kingdom See the Story

When will landowners and managers face consequences for the destruction caused by muirburn? The case of Glen Banchor - parkswatchscotland

The Tinto Hills Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) (see here) was not the only protected area to be destroyed by muirburn during the periods of high fire risk this Spring. The muirburn triggered wild fire considered in this post took place in the glen running north from Glenballoch in Glen Banchor which has previously...Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland Read Article

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Comment on King Charles, the politics of muirburn and wildfires by Graham Garfoot

Scottish Government & NatureScot delays start date for new muirburn licence

King Charles, the politics of muirburn and wildfires - parkswatchscotland

The importance of the battle for Harvie's Dyke for access rights - parkswatchscotland

Campaign to save Strathyre Forest and its wildlife - parkswatchscotland

Paving the way for Flamingo Land - Scottish Enterprise's transfer of land at the pierhead to the National Park Authority - parkswatchscotland

Forest and Land Scotland's mismanagement of access and access rights in Strathyre - parkswatchscotland

The proposal to plant Coire na Ciste on Cairn Gorm - a new low for conservation in the National Park - parkswatchscotland

Lomond and Trossachs National Park Authority and access: challenging the propaganda - parkswatchscotland

2025 could be the worst year yet for wildfires in the UK

When will landowners and managers face consequences for the destruction caused by muirburn? The case of Glen Banchor - parkswatchscotland

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