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Evidence Gap FF.14: Co-existence with commercial fisheries

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

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 30 June 2022

Part of:: Fish and fisheries research to inform ScotMER evidence gaps and future strategic research in the UK: review

8 References

This project developed ‘Good Practice Guidance for Assessing Fisheries Displacement’ through a detailed literature review and consultation with the ScotMER Fish and Fisheries Receptor Group (FFSRG), commercial fisheries industry, offshore energy

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 30 June 2022

Part of:: Assessing fisheries displacement by other licensed marine activities: good practice guidance

Section 6

Analysis of the responses received to the consultation on the draft Strategic Management Plan for the Scottish Crown Estate.

Publication type: Consultation analysis
Date: 25 February 2020

Part of:: Scottish Crown Estate draft strategic management plan: consultation analysis

Appendix A: Current exemptions under the 1967 Forestry Act

Strategic environmental assessment (SEA) to accompany the consultation on the regulation of felling and restocking in 2018.

Publication type: Impact assessment
Date: 20 August 2018

Part of:: Felling and restocking regulations: strategic environmental assessment

Delivering sustainable flood risk management: guidance (2019)

Second edition of statutory guidance to SEPA, local authorities and Scottish Water on fulfilling their responsibilities under the Flood Risk Management (Scotland) Act 2009.

Publication type: Advice and guidance
Date: 11 February 2019

3. Approach to the Sustainability Appraisal

This report documents the findings of a Sustainablity Appraisal to accompany the 2013 public consultation on possible nature conservation marine protected areas (pMPAs).

Publication type: Research and analysis
Date: 19 August 2013

Part of:: Planning Scotland's Seas: 2013 - Possible Nature Conservation Marine Protected Areas Consultation Overview Sustainability Appraisal

Wyre and Rousay Sounds (WYR)

This is Appendix E for the pMPA Impact and Sustainability Report containing the detailed site by site reports. Published separately due to size.

Publication type: Impact assessment
Date: 19 August 2013

Part of:: Planning Scotland's Seas: 2013 - The Scottish Marine Protected Area Project – Developing the Evidence Base for Impact Assessments and the Sustainability Appraisal Final Report - Appendix E - Marine Site Reports

C.11. Ports and Harbours

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.

Publication type: Progress report
Date: 19 August 2013

Part of:: Planning Scotland's Seas: 2013 - The Scottish Marine Protected Area Project – Developing the Evidence Base tor Impact Assessments and the Sustainability Appraisal Final Report

Executive Summary

This report presents the results of Scottish regional scallop stock assessments carried out by Marine Scotland Science (MSS) based on commercial catch-at-age and survey data up to and including 2010.

Publication type: Progress report
Date: 11 January 2013

Part of:: Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Volume 3 Number 10: Scottish Scallop Stocks - Results of 2011 Assessments

Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the Scottish Climate Change Bill: Consultation Proposals: Non Technical Summary

Non Technical Summary - Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) of the Scottish Climate Change Bill: Consultation Proposals: Final Environmental Report (Post-Consultation Issue) November 2008

Publication type: Impact assessment
Date: 04 December 2008

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