Business Support Schemes Hotels, B&Bs and businesses of all sizes are welcome to support our efforts to develop and conserve the Perthshire countryside on their doorsteps. We have three business support schemes that allow you to collect voluntary donations from your visitors or guests towards these areas. The best part is they are all free to join! Supporting Perthshire Big Tree Country scheme With more than 200,000 acres of woodlands, which include more champion trees than anywhere else in the UK, Perthshire is Big Tree Country. In 2007, we founded the Supporting Perthshire Big Tree Country Scheme to expand what was achieved through the original Heritage and Access Project to establish PBTC and continue that work through our Perthshire Conifer Conservation Programme. The scheme created a way for Perthshire’s accommodation providers and businesses to contribute to the conservation of our countryside and to environmental projects in the landscapes so essential to their visitors' / guests’ experience. To date the scheme has raised over £400,000 to support our work! Read more about the scheme here Supporting the Cateran Trail scheme One of Scotland’s Great Trails, the Cateran Trail is a fully waymarked, 64-mile / 103 km route through Perthshire and the Angus glens in the heart of Scotland. The Supporting the Cateran Trail Scheme is creating a way for businesses and accommodation providers along the Cateran Trail to contribute towards the improvement and maintenance of the much-loved route. Explore more about the scheme here Supporting the River Tay Way scheme The River Tay Way is a proposed walking and cycling route that will begin in Kenmore and follow the course of the River Tay (approx. 50 miles / 80 km each) via the communities of Aberfeldy, Grandtully, Dunkeld and Birnam, Murthly, Stanley and Luncarty eventually ending in Perth. The Supporting the River Tay Way Scheme is creating a way for businesses and accommodation providers along proposed River Tay Way to contribute towards the development, improvement and maintenance of the new walking and cycling route. Discover more on the scheme here Manage Cookie Preferences