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  1. Executive Summary

    MGSA S&RWG was tasked to produce a comprehensive research strategy prioritised on respective contribution to informing the sustainable growth of the Scottish aquaculture industry and potential impacts of the 2020 sustainable production targets as

    Publication type
    Research and analysis
    Date
    15 July 2014
    Part of:
    MGSA Science & Research Working Group - Aquaculture Science & Research Strategy

  2. Non-Technical Summary

    Consultation on the initiatives developed by Inshore Fisheries Groups with the potential for environmental impact.

    Publication type
    Consultation paper
    Date
    15 August 2013
    Part of:
    Management Proposals of Inshore Fisheries Groups

  3. Appendix 1: Screening Summary of the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill Consultation Document

    This Environmental Report sets out the results of the assessment of the possible environmental effects of provisions in the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill.

    Publication type
    Impact assessment
    Date
    22 February 2012
    Part of:
    Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill Consultation Document Environmental Report February 2012

  4. 8.0 WELLBOAT CONTROLS

    This Environmental Report sets out the results of the assessment of the possible environmental effects of provisions in the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill.

    Publication type
    Impact assessment
    Date
    22 February 2012
    Part of:
    Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill Consultation Document Environmental Report February 2012

  5. Marine Scotland Science requirements for planning applications and EIAs

    Guidance on MSS planning and Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs).

    Publication type
    Factsheet
    Date
    03 September 2015

  6. A Consenting and Framework System for the Future

    Professor Griggs's independent review of the current regulatory framework for Scottish aquaculture.

    Publication type
    Independent report
    Date
    10 February 2022
    Part of:
    Aquaculture regulatory process: review

  7. AQUACULTURE

    Scotland's Marine Atlas is an assessment of the condition of Scotland's seas, based on scientific evidence from data and analysis and supported by expert judgement.

    Publication type
    Strategy/plan
    Date
    16 March 2011
    Part of:
    Scotland's Marine Atlas: Information for The National Marine Plan

  8. Part 2 – Programme of Measures

    A report on the progress made on Scotland's Good Food Nation ambitions.

    Publication type
    Corporate report
    Date
    11 September 2018
    Part of:
    Good Food Nation - programme of measures: 2018 update

  9. Footnotes

    This Environmental Report sets out the results of the assessment of the possible environmental effects of provisions in the Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill.

    Publication type
    Impact assessment
    Date
    22 February 2012
    Part of:
    Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill Consultation Document Environmental Report February 2012

  10. The Loch Linnhe System: What do we know about it?

    Report on a case study workshop on the Loch Linnhe and Firth of Lorn (LL&FL) system. DOI: 10.7489/1539-1

    Publication type
    Progress report
    Date
    11 February 2015
    Part of:
    Scottish Marine and Freshwater Science Volume 6 Number 1: Loch Linnhe and Firth of Lorn MASTS Case Study Workshop Report
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