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Tag Archives: saltmarsh
Scotland’s saltmarshes are mapped for the first time
The Habitat Map of Scotland Project has now completed the next step in mapping our coast with the publication of a map of Scotland’s saltmarshes – the data is now available to download here. Between 2010 and 2012 all saltmarshes … Continue reading
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Tagged Habitat Map of Scotland, mapping, saltmarsh, Scottish Natural Heritage
Formed by nature – shaped by people
Sue Walker, Communications Officer for the Inner Forth Landscape Initiative (IFLI), reveals a little of the workings behind a partnership that delivers to a variety of projects from wetland creation to archaeological digs, and from recording wildlife sightings to documenting … Continue reading
