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11. Scotland's Innovation Architecture
Our vision is for Scotland to be one of the most innovative small nations in the world. This is our ten-year strategy to deliver that ambition. Innovation is a key tool to make Scotland a fairer, more equal, wealthier and greener country.
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Management of the Solway Firth: EIR release
Information request and response under the Environmental Information (Scotland) Regulations 2004.
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A National Statistics Publication for Scotland
Statistics on the Scottish fishing fleet and its catches in 2014
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Table 2.10
A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.
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Table 15. Tonnage and value of landings by all UK vessels anywhere by main species 2013 to 2017
A National Statistics publication presenting data on the Scottish and UK fishing fleet, landings and employment.
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4. Part C Assessment – In combination assessment
These assessments look at the fishing activity occurring within each offshore MPA and SAC and assess the potential impacts of this activity on the protected features within each site. This assessment is for Wyville-Thomson Ridge SAC.
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2. Sites
This document describes the process, justification and evidence used to develop site specific management measures. It outlines key information for each site including their features, and risks of potential pressures.
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Report on razor clam surveys on Tarbert Bank
This report describes a survey carried out on Tarbert Bank in 2023 to estimate the densities and sizes of razor clams, Ensis siliqua and Ensis magnus. The survey was conducted as part of the Scottish Government’s electrofishing scientific trial.
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Table 2.9 Number of fishermen employed on Scottish based vessels, by district: 2011
A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.
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Table 1.9
A detailed overview of landings of sea fish; the Scottish fishing fleet; and the number of sea fishermen employed.
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