Residents are being invited to help shape the future of their parks and green spaces.
Fife Council is seeking public feedback as part of its Open Space Strategy, which will inform how existing and new green spaces are protected, improved, and developed across the region.
Councillor Altany Craik, Fife Council’s spokesperson for strategic planning, said: "Planning legislation requires councils to develop an Open Space Strategy and it will help us plan how we use and care for our existing, and new, open space infrastructure including greenspace.
"This includes grassy areas, gardens, civic spaces, and the paths and tree-lined streets that connect them known as green networks."
Residents can take part online before 24 November.
The consultation will also inform Fife’s next Local Development Plan.
The council aims to gather community input to help identify and safeguard valued green spaces, improve accessibility and enjoyment, and highlight opportunities for new trees, paths, and play areas.
Cllr Craik said: "Every response helps us understand which spaces are thriving and which need a little extra care.
"It also ensures that no important area is missed and helps us plan for the needs of Fife’s communities."
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