Reporting an issue

If you see someone in danger, or behaving in ways that can endanger themselves, other people, wildlife or the environment here's what to do:

Call 999 and ask for Police, Fire, Ambulance or Coastguard as soon as you can
Keep yourself safe and then work out what you can do to help

Water safety

If you see someone in danger in the water please DON'T attempt to go in yourself. Call for help first. There are numerous life saving and water safety devices located at points around the Loch and there is a defibrillator at the Round House Cafe and visitor centre. These are checked weekly.

Find out more about keeping safe in and around the water:

Visit Water Safety Scotland webpages

Fly - tipping

If you come across fly tipping please help us by reporting it using our online system. It's quick and easy to use. If you can supply us with some simple details we have a good track record of catching and convicting offenders. Please help us by reporting:

date, time and location of the incident (you can use what3words, post code or map co-ordinates)
what has been dumped - please don't touch anything or open any bags in case it's hazardous - we just need a visual appraisal)
description of any vehicles (make, model, any name/logo on it, and registration number if possible
photos if possible and safe to do so
your contact details

Report fly-tipping

Fire safety

Help reduce wildfires and protect Scotland

Wildfires pose a serious threat to Scotland's landscapes, wildlife, and communities. We can all play a part in preventing them. By following a few simple guidelines, we can protect the places we love and keep ourselves safe.

Follow the Scottish Outdoor Access Code’s advice and never start a fire when a wildfire danger assessment is in place and during prolonged dry periods in areas such as forests, woods, farmland or peaty ground.
Don’t have BBQs, on any flammable surface during very dry and prolonged weather. Instead have them within safe designated BBQ areas.
Don’t have campfires or any outdoor fire when a wildfire danger assessment is in place or during prolonged dry periods.
Always fully extinguish cigarettes and dispose of them responsibly.
Don’t leave litter, take it home with you and leave no trace. Glass in direct sunlight can cause a fire. Ensure none is lying around.
Where possible use a stove rather than an open fire.
If you do light a fire, keep it small, controlled and supervised
Make sure the fire has been fully extinguished and remove all traces of an open fire before you leave the area.

Wildfire prevention

Protecting your home from wildfires