Public Opinion Survey

At LLFT we value the insights of the public in regards to the Loch Lomond catchment. Your day-to-day experiences around the loch and its rivers give you a unique perspective on its health, challenges and beauty. To better understand what matters to you, we have created a Public Opinion Survey. 

Whether you are a resident, visitor or worker near Loch Lomond and its rivers, your voice is essential in shaping the future of this iconic area. This includes Loch Lomond, the Leven, Endrick, Blane, Fruin or Falloch rivers and their tributaries.

We’d like to better understand;

  • how you enjoy using Loch Lomond waterways,
  • what aspects of the catchment are most important to you,
  • how we might work together to protect and improve this iconic area.

Your feedback will guide our efforts to safeguard the catchment for generations to come. 

The link to the public opinion survey is HERE!

As we know opinions will evolve over time we encourage you to fill out the survey more than once – we want to hear from you every step of the way!

Please take a moment to share your views and spread the word about the survey. Together we can make a lasting difference for Loch Lomond and its waterways!

OUR PROJECTS

Public Opinion Survey

At LLFT we value the insights of the public in regards to the Loch Lomond catchment. Your day-to-day experiences around the loch and its rivers give you a unique perspective on its health, challenges and beauty. To better understand what matters to you, we have created a Public Opinion Survey. 

Riverfly Monitoring Initiative

As part of our commitment to environmental stewardship, we actively participate in the Riverfly Monitoring Initiative (RMI)—a nationwide citizen science project designed to track invertebrate populations in streams and rivers across the UK. 

Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS)

The objective of the LLFT is to identify, treat and eradicate riparian plant Invasive Non-Native Species (INNS) to improve our river and loch habitats. The Trust hopes to survey and map the treatment of INNS within the national park and along water courses draining into the national park.

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