Alex Doig

1. a - contact local news paper and conduct an interview to raise awareness of waste free outdoor campaign #ProtectRespectEnjoy 1. b - contact other media (e.g. Outdoors Scotland Podcast, STV, etc) 2. contact local authorities to audit / review rubbish collection facilities at local beauty spots 3. meet and partner with 'Keep Scotland Beautiful' and Visit Scotland charities to lean on their expertise and resources, and align with their own campaign efforts and messaging 4. post in local FB page intention of campaign 5. meet with local schools to hold a poster competition 6. work with local volunteers to generate messaging and educational materials to support learning about waste in local schools (using Jock O'Bennachie as a narrative) 7. contact local food outlets to raise awareness in connection with takeaway generating waste (spark ideas, e.g. writing number plates on coffee cups, etc). 8. work with local visitor centre to get funds for litter picking equipment and provide for adhoc litter pickers 9. incentivise litter picking (if possible in conjunction with Forestry and Land Scotland) e.g. provide free car parking for every bag of waste litter collected 9. arrange 'summer clean up' once restrictions are lifted (in conjunction with local visitor centre) 10. contact local dog warden and professional dog walking services to understand their point of view and what facilities would help minimise dog waste being left behind 11. review signage and consider new permanent signage to encourage adhering to countryside code - 'taking only photos and leaving only footprints' 12......etc