Heritage chiefs have objected to plans for a controversial £40million tourist resort on the banks of Loch Lomond.
The National Trust for Scotland has raised fears over the impact the major plans could have on ancient woodland and businesses.
Flamingo Land has submitted proposals to create a 60-bed hotel, 127 self-catering lodges, a leisure pool and water park facility, as well as restaurants, cafes, retail areas and a monorail.
