This research concerns itself with the impact protected areas have on the local business community, investigating economic contribution as well

Find out where Scottish wildcats are most likely to be found and what can be done to protect them from hybridisation with domestic and feral cats.

The elusive Scottish wildcat is endangered and needs protection Find out how it can be identified by the characteristics of its fur and how this will help to protect it.

Pages: 70 Published: 2010

The aims of this project were: to explore existing site condition monitoring (SCM) and herbivore impact assessment (HIA) data from upland designated sites to review the evidence for conflicts between the grazing requirements of nearby habitats; to develop principles as decision support tools that can be used to help manage these conflicts or help to identify management priorities; and to produce a practical user guide for land managers.

The aim of this survey was to profile the current structure of the woodland, assess the extent of herbivore and other impacts on the woodland and review the current situation, including existing conservation management measures, in relation to the site’s conservation objectives.

Pages: 33 Published: 2010

In Britain, taiga bean geese have a very restricted distribution. There are two British winter flocks, one at Yare Marshes, Norfolk and the at Slamannan Plateau, central Scotland.

Pages: 112 Published: 2010

Pages: 36 Published: 2010