NatureScot Commissioned Report 347 - Assessment of the spread of the non-native species Sargassum muticum: Solway Firth to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula

SNH Commissioned Report 347 front cover

In 2007 Sargassum muticum was included in NatureScot's Species Action Framework as an actively invasive species with high potential for adverse impact on important biodiversity features. This report aimed to identify high risk areas on the Scottish coastline between the Solway Firth and the Ardnamurchan Peninsula, where S. muticum was most likely to establish.

Pages: 265
Published: 2010

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Publication 2010 - NatureScot Commissioned Report 347 - Assessment of the spread of the non-native species Sargassum muticum_ Solway Firth to the Ardnamurchan Peninsula.

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