Biosphere Joins Campaigners In Joint Bid For A Galloway National Park
Supporters include economic development agency, three local councils, and local businesses
Read the press release
Read the press release
SCOTLAND'S NEXT
NATIONAL PARK
Scotland has been promised a new National Park by 2026 – Galloway is the natural location.
With wild uplands, rugged coastlines, sandy bays forests, moors and gently rolling farmland its countryside is fabulously diverse and deserves to be cherished and shared.
The idea of a Galloway National Park enjoys widespread support, with many people eager to seize the opportunities it offers for sustainable business, leisure and tourism.
A National Park would let us make the most of our environment and fight climate change, while promoting health and wellbeing for residents and visitors, including many from southern Scotland’s socially deprived areas.
With wild uplands, rugged coastlines, sandy bays forests, moors and gently rolling farmland its countryside is fabulously diverse and deserves to be cherished and shared.
The idea of a Galloway National Park enjoys widespread support, with many people eager to seize the opportunities it offers for sustainable business, leisure and tourism.
A National Park would let us make the most of our environment and fight climate change, while promoting health and wellbeing for residents and visitors, including many from southern Scotland’s socially deprived areas.
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GALLOWAY
Help bring Scotland’s next National Park to Galloway by becoming a GNPA member or supporter. It’s easy and the more of us who shout out for the region, the better the chances of being heard.
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GALLOWAY HAVE
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