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3. Part B Assessment – Fisheries 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 Geikie Slide and Hebridean Slope NCMPA.
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Protecting shellfish in inshore waters
What we have done to ensure conservation of Scotland's inshore shellfish stocks.
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1. Introduction
SEA is a systematic process for evaluating the environmental consequences of proposed plans, strategies, or programmes. This Report accompanies the Small Landholding and Land Use Tenancy proposals, within the Land Reform Bill.
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Footnotes
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 Hatton Bank SAC.
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Scottish Sea Fisheries Statistics 2013
Statistics on the Scottish fishing fleet and its catches in 2013
- Part of:
- Sea fisheries statistics
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Climate change, biodiversity and renewable energy
This Annual Report showcases the achievements of the Scottish Government's international network of offices. Covering the reporting year 2022 to 2023, it uses case studies to demonstrate the positive impact our international activity has, and the
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Footnotes
Research comprising a desk-based study and stakeholder engagement with developers and decision-makers to develop understanding of the approaches currently being used to both assess and minimise lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions of development
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Climate change ambitions
Consultations launched on offshore wind policy and new marine plan.
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4. Duties and Application
This guidance provides information on how officials across government should apply the environmental principles when developing policy.
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A9 Slochd Summit
Ground investigation contract worth nearly £1 million has been awarded.
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