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Responsible mountaineers have called for action to be taken against the growth of ‘dirty camping’, which sees irresponsible campers leaving rubbish, fire damage and even whole campsites in their wake.
A major seminar, held in Edinburgh earlier this month to discuss the recent approval of seven hydro schemes in Glen Etive, failed to hear from any representatives from the local community.
Tents, bottles and cans were left behind by a group of campers over the weekend.
Campaigners were ‘hugely disappointed’ with the decision.
Three schemes in Wild Land Areas were approved today after a review.
Thousands of people have now signed a petition protesting against proposals for seven hydro schemes to be built in Glen Etive.
Developer William Dickins welcomed Highland Council’s decision.
Seven hydro schemes are planned for Glen Etive.
Mountaineers say Highland Council needs to protect Glen Etive.
