We prepared a visitor management overview for the Park Authority to enable them to better manage and communicate with visitors on Inchcailloch Island. The island forms part of the Loch Lomond National Nature Reserve.
The project involved an audit of the on-site visitor 'infrastructure', a consideration of visitor profiles and target audiences, and identification of the key issues for managing visitors within the carrying capacity of the nature reserve.
As part of this work we also undertook a community consultation exercise for local residents, including an open workshop. People were invited to express what they felt was important about Inchcailloch, and to think about what problems need to be addressed to conserve these qualities.
