All pilots, please consider how your drone use might impact on other people’s enjoyment of the forest and their privacy. Now, I expected almost no reply, and three weeks later they replied with this įollowing on from comments from yourself and other users, we have taken your views on board, and we have reviewed our policy on drones.įlying drones (unmanned aircraft) as an informal activity or hobby is allowed on Scotland’s National Forest Estate, as long as the pilot is following the Civil Aviation Authority’s guidelines and the Drone Code. Let’s also not forget that photography, in a public place, is legal - doesn’t matter if the camera’s on the ground or in the air, and that’s a freedom that IMHO should be preserved, not curtailed. If someone wanted to they can get a far more “invasive” photo with a long lens going almost un-noticed at 3000’ by those below them than they ever could with a drone. I fly both SUAs on occasion, and manned light aircraft. It encourages more people to explore the natural landscape, and the footage of the forests on YouTube etc no doubt shows them in a good light and encourages other visitors.
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I replied, via Facebook, pointing out that (a) they likely legally can't do that and (b) people using them as a hobby within the confines of the law - which already ensures people’s safety and privacy - is a good thing. QLab 3 Show Control: Projects for Live Performances & Installations is a project-based book on QLab software covering sound, video, and show control.
This is because this activity is often incompatible with responsible access under the Scottish Outdoor Access Code, particularly in a working forest environment, instances where people are enjoying quiet recreation, or where it may impact on people's privacy.
Hot on the heels of the ridiculous attempt by Ashdown Forest to try and regulate airspace, Forestry Comission Scotland announced that drones were not permitted in their forests įlying drones (unmanned aircraft) as an informal activity or hobby is not allowed on Scotland's National Forest Estate.
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