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  • Two people using adaptive bikes on a trail through woodland..
  • Osprey perched on an old tree with a fish in it's talons. River Feshie and hills in the background.
  • A woman in a mauve hat and waterproofs stands next to two men crouching next to a peat bog, one wearing a white cap and the other a multi-coloured bobble hat. One man makes notes in a waterproof folder.
  • A tractor cutting grass in a field next to the river Spey.

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    There's plenty to discover in the National Park
    Park Authority Ranger Polly and Cairngorms Connect Community Learning Officer Lotte show pupils from Grantown Grammar how to monitor peatland.
    Draft Partnership Plan 2027 - 32 consultation
    Image of hands clasped holding dripping moss on a peat bog.
    Find out how we look after this special place

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        At 4,528 sq km, the largest national park in the UK

        Established by Scottish Parliament in Sep 2003

        Home to 25% of the UK's rare and endangered species

        Includes nine National Nature Reserves and 55 Munros

        Visiting the National Park

        A wide forest path with waymarker and surrounding trees in Anagach woods.

        Paths and trails

        Discover local paths and trails around the National Park’s communities and explore the countryside with these easily accessible routes.

          Get involved

          Keen to do your bit to support the National Park? From planting trees to helping out at events or recording wildlife on your phone, there's a volunteer opportunity to suit everyone.

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          Two volunteers wearing safety glasses and gloves mend a wood and wire fence next to a tree and some heather in Anagach Woods, near Grantown-on-Spey.