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Biodiversity Duty Reports 2015-2017

As a public body in Scotland, you are required to report publicly on your compliance with the biodiversity duty. Take a look at previous Biodviersty Duty reports by local authorities and other public bodies from 2015-2017.

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Public bodies in Scotland have a duty to further the conservation of biodiversity. Understand your biodiversity duty and find out how your organisation can take action for biodiversity.

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