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3. Impacts to Human Activities
This report provides Marine Scotland with evidence on economic and social effects to inform a Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) for each possible NC MPA, and a Sustainability Appraisal for the suite of proposals as a whole.
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Evidence Gap FF.07: Electromagnetic fields (EMF)
This study undertook a literature review and consultation with key stakeholders to establish current knowledge for evidence gaps identified in the ScotMER Fish and Fisheries evidence map. This report includes research recommendations to help fill
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Appendix A - Ecosystem Services Benefits, Ythan Estuary SPA (marine extension)
Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment (BRIA) of classifying the Ythan Estuary, Sands of Forvie and Meikle Loch (extension) Special Protection Area.
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List Of Consultation Respondents*
The consultation concerned the fishery in ICES divisions VIa (north coast of Northern Ireland and western Scotland) and VIIa (Irish Sea).
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Footnotes
Habitats Regulations Appraisal Record.
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Question 6. How should the pilot plan and/or the marine planning systems facilitate and support integration between the terrestrial and marine planning systems? (See paragraphs 6.16 - 6.17).
This report outlines the Working Group response to comments received in relation to the Pentland Firth and Orkney Waters Planning Issues and Options Consultation Paper.
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Annex A List of Organisations and Individuals Alerted to Consultation
Report following the consultation on the Draft Scottish Marine Regions Order 2013.
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Promoting best practice for inshore fisheries: consultation
Following the recommendations made by the Task Force on Gear Conflict this is a consultation on measures to tackle gear conflict in Scottish inshore waters.
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8 Removal of Wrasse from Sites
Report on an outbreak of viral haemorrhagic septicaemia in multiple stocked species of wrasse on six sea-water sites around Shetland Mainland commencing December 2012.
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Coastal defences
All developments and activities which take place in Scotland’s seas have implications onshore too – ranging from changing infrastructure requirements to the impacts on communities of economic growth or decline. The Scottish Government has
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