Scottish Council for National Parks
Scottish Council for National Parks
 Scottish Council for National Parks
Scottish Council for National Parks
Scottish Council for National Parks
Scottish Council for National Parks
 

robert maundRobert G Maund - Chairman and Public Relations
Director of Physical Planning, Strathclyde Regional Council, 1984-1996; Commissioner, Royal Fine Art Commission for Scotland, 1996 to 2005; Chairman, Paths for All Partnership, 2002-2006; Member of the former Countryside Commission for Scotland's Advisory Panel on The Mountain Areas of Scotland: Conservation and Management; Trustee, Dalgarven Mill Trust incorporating the Ayrshire Museum of Country Life and Costume.

William G McDermottWilliam G McDermott - Vice-Chairman and Membership Secretary
Bill trained as a biologist and agricultural scientist in Edinburgh. He has held posts as Assistant Director of Environmental Conservation with Merseyside County Council; Assistant National Park Officer with the Peak District National Park; Depute Director of Leisure with Highland Regional Council. He now owns and manages oyster and mussell farms in the West Highlands and lives at Drumnadrochit.
George F BoydGeorge F Boyd - Hon. Treasurer
Friends of Loch Lomond and appointed representative to SCNP.

Kate WalshamKate Walsham - Hon. Secretary
Chairman, Ramblers Association Scotland, 1996-99
Secretary, Kintyre Civic Society, 2000 to date.

frank bracewellFrank Bracewell OBE BSc MTPI
Has lived in Drymen, Loch Lomond for 40 years. Retired Town Planner, Former Director of Planning for Central Regional Council, Member of the Executive Council for a number of Environmental Organisations.

 

 

Ian McCallIan McCall
Ian is campaign and policy coordinator for Ramblers' Association Scotland (since 1996).  Worked for RSPB 1987 - 1996. Graduated in Botany from the University of Aberdeen. Board member of the Paths for All Partnership. Board member Scottish Environment LINK.

frank bracewellJohn Rodger
A former Assistant Director of Estates with Strathclyde Regional Council before his retirement, John initially trained as an Engineer and worked for the National Coal Board and the Inland Revenue before becoming a Chartered Surveyor. He is an Executive member of the Strathclyde Building Preservation Trust, is married with childred and grandchildren and includes amongst his hobbies, hill walking, golf, bridge and dogs.
Charles StrangCharles Strang
Charles is a chartered planner and architect in private practice specialising in conservation planning and architecture. He has worked as a planner in local government in Ayrshire and the Borders, and for the National Trust for Scotland, latterly as Director of Buildings & Gardens where his portfolio included property Management Plans and projects at 26-31 Charlotte Square Edinburgh, and Newhailes. He is Vice-Chairman of APRS (ruralScotland).