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We work to develop and implement an access management strategy that integrates the needs of land managers, access users and local communities, whilst conserving and protecting the natural heritage.
07/09/2016: Helicopters used for conservation mission in the Cairngorms
25/03/2016: Training Project in Ireland Completes
15/02/2016: COAT Training in MacGillycuddy's Reeks
15/02/2016: Training In The MacGillycuddy Reeks
26/11/2015: Walking to Health at the Scottish Parliament
20/08/2015: NEW WALKING GROUP IN TOMINTOUL!
05/06/2015: The Mountains and The People - HLF Confirm £3.2m funding
31/07/2014: The People and The Mountains - Major HLF Award for Scotland's National Parks
23/07/2014: Trainee Blog 4 - A Day on the Hill
11/07/2014: Trainee Blog 3 - Deer Fencing at Balmoral Estate
Upland Paths - Upland paths protect the fragile landscape and special qualities of the Cairngorm Mountains whilst providing sustainable public access
Community Paths - The Community path networks form the basic infrastructure to provide the public with reasonable access throughout their area
Strategic Route - We are working on delivery of strategic long distance routes
Training - The COAT SQA Centre in Aviemore runs a work based training programme for path workers
Walking to Health - The Walking to Health Project run a series of health walks across the national park
Consultancy - We provide a range of consultancy services
COAT is a registered Scottish charity, no. SC028028 and a company limited by guarantee no. SC186301.
Registered Office: Johnstone House, 52-54 Rose Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1HA