Visitors to the Isle of May are being asked to help construct a ten year plan for the island.
Often described as the 'Jewel of the Forth' it attracts around 10, 000 people every year.
Scottish Natural Heritage wants to hear from people with an interest in the island.
Caroline Gallacher, SNH Operations Officer said:
"We're asking for feedback on anything we could do differently to make a visit to the May even better. There is very little we can change in terms of managing the wildlife on the island, as we are obliged to protect it. But we'd really welcome ideas or comments on the experience of visitors to the island."
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