Laggan Forest covers 62 ha of mixed conifer and broadleaved woodland. It lies on the eastern outskirts of the village of Comrie and on the north side of the busy A85. The broadleaved area is predominately Sessile Oak with some Hazel, Birch and Wych Elm on the steeper slopes.

Laggan Forest is a mixed conifer and broadleaved woodland. It lies on the eastern outskirts of the village of Comrie and on the north side of the busy A85. It was established in the late 1950s and is predominantly Norway spruce with other species that include Scots …

This revision covers all forest and land managed by Forestry and Land Scotland at Laggan Woods, a total of approximately 1,329 hectares. Through the new plan we intend to address issues around resilience to climate change, deer pressures and the health of the numerous watercourses in the area.

Location The South Laggan LMP is situated on the east side of the Great Glen, above Loch Lochy and Loch Oich, approximately 37Km north of Fort William in the district of Lochaber.

Sep 24, 2024 · The plan will replace the existing Local Development Plan adopted in 2021 and alongside Scottish Government's National Planning Framework 4, will set out planning policies and proposals for the use and development of land across the National Park.

Laggan Community Action Plan: Looking to 2030 Page 5 of 20 to take part in film tourism. Notable ‘Laggan’ productions include Monarch of the Glen which centred on the iconic Ardverikie House and Loch Laggan, The Crown and the latest James Bond film - No Time to Die.

Laggan Community Action Planning 2022 What changes would you like to see by 2030? ENVIRONMENTAL Deliver on active travel cycling and walking paths throughout the community area, including connection to Newtonmore off-road Ensure future of public toilets by bringing up to proper standard, including update to waste treatment

o A plan to improve an existing steep forest trail in the Blackwood into an all abilities trail is likely to start in October 2020. o Providing a new “Blue trail” in the Laggan Wolftrax Trails.

FLS will ensure the new plan is in line with Scotland’s Forestry Strategy (2019-2029), Forestry and Land Scotland’s Corporate Plan (2022-2025). It will be delivered in accordance with the United Kingdom Forestry Standard (UKFS) and the United Kingdom Woodland Assurance Standard (UKWAS).

Details of this plan are in the process of being transferred from the old Planning NI website but are available to view on the PRONI web archive in the interim.