At Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park we play an important role in shaping the future of this beautiful and unique part of Scotland. “... these areas of outstanding natural beauty provide some of our most iconic landscapes. They are important for their contribution to the Scottish tourist industry and wider economy, their rich cultural heritage and for the health and social benefits they bring our citizens” (Stewart Stevenson, previous Minister for the Environment & Climate Change, on the role of Scotland’s National Parks) We work with a wide variety of stakeholders including residents, politicians, visitors, partner organisations and staff to secure inward investment and year on year growth for the National Park. We are known for our innovative approach to planning for tourism development, hydro energy and infrastructure. Who are we? The National Park Board comprises 17 Board Members who run Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park, guiding and setting the direction for the National Park. The highly experienced Executive delivers the day-to-day management. It comprises: - Chief Executive Officer - Gordon Watson - Director of Corporate Services - Jaki Carnegie (until 3rd May 2019) - Director of Conservation & Visitor Operations - Simon Jones - Director of Rural Development and Planning - Stuart Mearns - Head of Communications – Anna MacLean