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- 1. Biodiversity on the Edge The future of conservation in Scotland Dr Ian Bainbridge Head of Science Scottish Natural Heritage
- 2. A matter of perspective
- 3. Scotland Six parts water to one part land
- 5. Inshore and shelf subtidal sediments Sue Scott Sue Scott Sue Scott Paul Kay Fireworks anemone Pachycerianthus multiplicatus Sea cucumbers Lapidoplax sp. Sea pens Pennatula phosphorea, Funiculina quadrangularis, Virgularia mirabilis. Nephrops norvegicus
- 6. Subtidal rock Paul Kay Paul Kay Sue Scott Sue Scott Flame shell Limaria hians Peacock worms Sabella pavonina Serpula vermicularis reefs Kelp forest understorey of Dead man’s fingers, sponges and red algae
- 7. Scottish Government’s three pillars for marine nature conservation • protected sites • protected species • wider seas measures (e.g. marine planning)
- 8. Scotland’s protected area network
- 9. SNH/ SUE SCOTT SNH/PAUL NAYLOR Scottish MPA Project MPA Selection Guidelines
- 10. SNH/ SUE SCOTT MPA Search features mobile and low mobility species Northern feather star Basking shark Sandeels Black Guillemot
- 11. Development of an MPA Network
- 12. Development of an MPA Network
- 13. Ongoing Cetorhinus maximus studies Photos R Graham, S Henderson
- 16. St Kilda
- 17. Bass Rock
- 20. Key biodiversity seabirds Puffinus puffinus marine mammals Halichoerus grypus
- 21. Coastal landforms – sea lochs to sand bars Ascophyllum nodosum ecad mackaii, Loch Duich Culbin Bar
- 22. Coastal Grasslands - Uists machairs
- 25. Key biodiversity grassland systems machair corncrake Crex crex shorebirds Calidris alpina
- 26. Key biodiversity grassland systems machair corncrake Crex crex shorebirds Calidris alpina Bombus distinguendus
- 28. Key issues management conflict? Geese Anser albifrons flavirostris farming management
- 29. Key issues management conflict? Geese Anser albifrons flavirostris farming management Haliaeetus albicilla reintroductions
- 30. Key issues non-native invasives Rats Rattus norvegicus Rattus rattus and breeding seabirds
- 31. UK Island Rat eradications Eynhallow Handa Canna Fidra Ailsa Craig Ynys Seiriol Cardigan Ramsey Lundy Flat Holm Looe Scillies
- 32. Non-native invasives - Canna rat eradication
- 33. Key issues Rats and breeding seabirds bigger islands - Rum Manx shearwaters Puffinus puffinus Quarantine issues St Kilda
- 34. Key issues non-native invasives Hedgehogs Erinaceus europaeus and breeding waders Mink Mustela vison and seabirds
- 35. Atlantic woodlands - rainforest
- 36. Atlantic woodlands - rainforest
- 37. Atlantic woodlands - rainforest
- 38. Graphis scripta Metzgeria leptoneura Hypocreopis rhododendri Lobaria altissima
- 39. Hygrophilous ravine bryophytes • Bazzania trilobata
- 43. River systems
- 46. River systems
- 47. River systems
- 48. River systems
- 49. River systems
- 51. Caledonian pinewoods Loxia scotica Blera fallax
- 52. Moorlands and uplands Herbertus borealis in hepatic heath Borders communities Beinn Eighe Calluna vulgaris moors
- 54. SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE Established in 1992 through the Natural Heritage (Scotland) Act 1991 • Non-departmental Public Body (NDPB) • Budget £58M (2012-13), SG-funded • Over 600 members of staff • 8 programmes of work • 8 specialist functional units • 7 operational units across Scotland • 34 offices across Scotland
- 55. Delivery through eight programmes • Socio-economic Development • Biodiversity Action • Protected Areas • Land and Freshwater • Wildlife management • The Sea • Climate Change • People and Landscape
- 56. Socio-economic development Supporting sustainable growth Working with renewable energy developments Providing development advice Transport and infrastructure
- 58. Socio-economic development Environment and tourism Increasingly vital to rural economy 87% of visitors come for scenery and wildlife Codes of best practice
- 59. Biodiversity Action Scottish Biodiversity Strategy Species Action Adopting an ecosystem approach Natural heritage surveillance
- 60. Non-native invasive species Species under threat
- 61. Protected Areas National Nature Reserves management and people Natura Sites; SPAs and SACs SSSIs Site condition monitoring
- 62. Land and Freshwater Land and water management Strategies for land and water use Sustainable management of soils SRDP and the natural heritage
- 63. Wildlife management Wise use and management of wildlife; Wildlife Management Framework Management of deer populations Goose management issues Wildlife crime assistance Beavers, boar, wildlife conflicts
- 64. The Sea Understanding our marine environment: Marine Atlas Sustainable coastal management Marine Protected areas Marine environment policy
- 65. Climate change Delivering the climate change plan SNH’s contribution Carbon footprint Peatland management programme Adaptation and Mitigation
- 66. People and Landscape Increasing participation and involvement Creating better places Delivering health and well-being Long-distance paths
- 67. People and landscape Central Scotland Green Network Urban green space Wild land and wildness maps National Scenic Areas