We were asked to develop a strategy and plan for introducing Gaelic language signs on the National Forest Estate in Scotland. This work was developed with the FCS Gaelic Team, ahead of their Gaelic Plan.

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.

We developed a toolkit to allow community groups to undertake evaluations of path networks to investigate the economic and social benefits of path development and use. In addition, we provided strategic advice to the Partnership regarding their support to community path groups.

The Formartine Partnership is a 'local rural partnership' which was set up to help communities in the Formartine area of Aberdeenshire. They asked us to help them take stock of their achievements and look to the future.

In the past, visitors to the Cairngorms National Park may have found it difficult or confusing to navigate the various path networks around and between communities. We were contracted to produce a style for directional signs within the Park.

We were contracted to produce a programme of works and two funding bids for a large-scale river restoration project in central Wales.

We were commissioned to undertake field survey of paths across Arran and develop proposals for future funding.