
We are alarmed to inform you about the proposed industrial scale development by Loch Long Salmon (LLS) at Lurignish on the shores of Loch Linnhe. These plans pose a significant threat to the delicate ecosystem and pristine beauty of our beloved loch.
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LLS intends to establish the largest salmon farm in Scotland, with a massive capacity of 8000 tonnes of salmon. This industrial-scale development would have severe consequences for the environment, local communities, and wildlife. We cannot afford to let profit-driven ventures endanger our natural heritage.
The proposed onshore and offshore facilities would bring a range of potential risks to Loch Linnhe. These include contamination from excrement and waste feed, harmful algal blooms, and the release of hazardous materials. The fragile marine life, including otters, grey seals, and wild salmon, is under direct threat from these developments.
While there may be promises of job creation and community benefits, the long-term impact on our local economy and way of life needs careful consideration. The visual pollution, noise, smell, constant heavy vehicle movement, and potential damage to tourism and recreational activities would have far reaching negative consequences.
The proposed location is at Lurignish, between Appin and Duror on the shores of the loch.

Long Live Loch Linnhe is a group of concerned local residents. Join us in our mission to protect Loch Linnhe. Together, we can preserve its natural beauty and ensure a sustainable future for its rich marine life, our communities, and our tourist industry.