Callander’s Landscape is an exciting and ambitious project transforming the Callander area into the ‘Outdoor Capital of Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park’.
Project Overview
Callander’s Landscape is a partnership project that will better connect Callander, its people and its visitors, unlocking the secrets of this awe-inspiring landscape’s rivers, woodlands, mountains, heritage and history for all to enjoy.
Over the next three years, 15 partners from across the community, public sector, voluntary organisations, local businesses and landowners will work together to deliver 19 projects in and around Callander covering the four themes below.
Find out more about the partnership or the projects that will help to transform Callander’s Landscape.
Restore
Restore
Explore
Explore
Heritage
Heritage
Engage
Engage
Latest News
Although ‘Callander’s Landscape’ is in its early stages, there is a lot already happening. Read our latest news and blogs to stay up to date.
Supporting Callander’s young people
Our Heritage Skills project primarily aims to engage and support Callander’s young people through training and apprenticeship opportunities. Across the three years of the project a number of Modern Apprentices will be recruited, creating
Clover and marigolds and orchids, oh my! Exploring Callander’s flora
Luke Mallett, a dedicated Callander's Landscape volunteer, talks about his experience as a practical conservation volunteer and the positive influence of being in and around nature. I started volunteering with Callander’s Landscape earlier this
Interpreting Callander’s Gaelic heritage
Our Gaelic project aims to celebrate Callander’s Gaelic heritage and promote engagement with the language through guided walks, place-name research, and art. Find out more about the importance of Gaelic to Callander from Ruairidh
