Information and Advisory Notes

• 1. Impacts of Recreation On Coastal Sand Dunes And Machair
• 2. The distribution, ecology and conservation of the freshwater pearl mussel (Margaritifera margaritifera L.) in Scotland - out of date
• 3. Freshwater Macrophyte Control
• 4. Botanical survey of Scottish freshwater lochs
• 5. Permeable surfaces - storm water control at source
• 6. The woodland geographic information system for the Cairngorms project area
• 7. New Zealand and Australian flatworms in Scotland
• 8. Grazing management - unimproved and herb rich pasture
• 9. The distribution, ecology and conservation of the marsh fritillary butterfly (Eurodryas aurinia)
• 10. A NOTE ON THE RECREATIONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND PUBLIC ORDER ACT 1994
• 11. The management of unimproved lowland grassland for nature conservation
• 12. The European Environment Agency - the UK perspective
• 13. Supplementary Feeding
• 14. Waterside margins and their management
• 15. Genetics and rare plants: guidelines for recovery programmes
• 16. SNH TIBRE PROJECT TARGETED INPUTS FOR A BETTER RURAL ENVIRONMENT
• 17. Recording sightings of sea eagles
• 18. Rivers and their catchments: an overview
• 19. Rivers and their catchments: potentially damaging physical impacts of commercial forestry
• 20. Rivers and their catchments: physical impacts of agriculture
• 21. Rivers and their Catchments: Flooding, Bank Erosion and Channel Change
• 22. Rivers and their catchments: causes and effects of turbid water
• 23. Rivers and their catchments: river dredging operations
• 24. Bracken control
• 25. Drystane dykes and stone fanks
• 26. The uplands: guidance on terminology regarding altitudinal zonation and related terms
• 27. A guide to data sources for participation in countryside recreation
• 28. Marine water sports
• 29. Biting midges in Scotland
• 30. Extent, distribution and safeguard of habitats within biological SSSI in Scotland
• 31. Rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease (RVHD)
• 32. Land cover change in Scotland: an explanation of the National Countryside Monitoring Scheme methodology
• 33. Digital data capture from habitat survey maps
• 34. An introduction to Geographic Information Systems
• 35. Heather layering and its management implications
• 36. Coastal erosion and defence I. Scottish Natural Heritage and the Coast Protection Act
• 37. Ecological impacts of hydro schemes on Scottish fresh waters
• 38. Land cover change in Scotland: National Countryside Monitoring Scheme results for the 1940s and the 1970s
• 39. Rivers and their catchments: impacts of landfill on water quality
• 40. Mineral extraction in Quaternary landforms and deposits
• 41. Restoration and management of mineral extraction sites in Quaternary landforms and deposits
• 42. State of the Environment Review and Reporting
• 43. The significance of soil erosion in the Scottish uplands
• 44. Heather re-establishment on mechanically-disturbed areas
• 45. An introduction to environmental auditing
• 46. Introduction to Environmental Management Systems and related Standards
• 47. The grazing behaviour of large herbivores in the uplands
• 48. Priority species in Scotland: plants
• 49. Priority species in Scotland: animals
• 50. The natural heritage interest of bings (waste tips) in Scotland
• 60. The sustainable city: the urban forest resource
• 61. Local Nature Reserves
• 62. Handling Phase 1 habitat survey within a GIS environment
• 63. Environmental remote sensing
• 64. Lead Co-ordination Networks
• 65. Aquatic pollution control: assessment of Discharge Consent applications
• 66. The European Topic Centre for Nature Conservation
• 67. Characterisation of blanket bogs using satellite imagery
• 68. Socio-economic impact of replacing agricultural commodity support with natural heritage incentives
• 69. Recorder
• 70. Red squirrels
• 71. Shared use paths and tracks
• 72. Coastal erosion and defence II. Coastal erosion and coastal cells
• 73. Coastal erosion and defence III. Coastal defences and the natural heritage
• 74. Common standards for monitoring and reporting on SSSIs and Natura 2000 sites
• 75. Land cover change in Scotland: National Countryside Monitoring Scheme results for the 1970s and the 1980s
• 76. The environmental impacts and effectiveness of different forestry ground preparation practices
• 78. Heather moorland management for Lepidoptera
• 79. Rivers and their catchments: channel form and processes
• 94. Deer (Scotland) Act 1996: guidance for SNH staff
• 95. The inventory of ancient and long-established woodland sites and the inventory of semi-natural woodlands (provisional)
• 96. Earth Observation for Natura 2000

• 100. Variation in red deer density in the Highlands
• 101. Management of red deer on Rum
• 102. A framework for forest development in the Cairngorms
• 103. The release of plants and animals into the wild
• 104. Further development of the inventory of ancient and long-established woodland sites and the semi-natural woodland inventory
• 105. Management agreements - reimbursement of professional fees
• 106. Using wildflower seed mixtures for grassland creation
• 107. EC Habitats Directive: a provisional atlas of Annex I habitats of the uplands and peatlands of Scotland
• 108. Fire in the uplands: a historical perspective
• 109. Moorland audit and management in the Northern Isles
• 110. Fossil collecting in Scotland
• 111. Impacts of climate change on plants, animals and ecosystems in Scotland
• 112. Nativeness or non-nativeness of species
• 113. Forest research and the natural heritage
• 114. The distribution, ecology and conservation of the pearl-bordered fritiilary butterfly Boloria euphrosyne in Scotland
• 115. The effects of mammalian herbivores on natural regeneration of upland, native woodland
• 116. Trends in the natural heritage: land cover 1940S' 1980s
• 117. A note on the implications of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 for countryside service providers
• 118. A note on the implications of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 for countryside service providers
• 119. Land cover change in Scotland: National Countryside Monitoring Scheme results for the 1940s and the 1970s
• 120. Land cover change in Scotland: National Countryside Monitoring Scheme results for the 1970s and the 1980s
• 121. The effects of woodland management on bryophytes and lichens in the western Highlands
• 122. Dealing with wildlife corpses
• 123. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: introduction
• 124. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: semi-natural habitats
• 125. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: forests and woodlands
• 126. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: enclosed farmland
• 127. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: mountain, moor and heath
• 128. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Land Cover 1947-1988: developed habitats
• 129. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: introduction
• 130. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: plant species
• 131. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: butterfly species
• 132. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: freshwater fish species
• 133. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: breeding bird species
• 134. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: wintering bird species
• 135. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: land mammal species
• 136. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Species diversity: species given legal protection
• 137. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: an overview
• 138. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: woodland cover
• 139. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: native woodland
• 140. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: natural regeneration
• 141. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: natural regeneration
• 142. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Forest and woodland: natural regeneration
• 143. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and Recreation: Tourism and visits to the countryside
• 144. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and recreation: outdoor activities
• 145. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and recreation: recreation in woodland
• 146. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and recreation: recreation in the uplands
• 147. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and recreation: recreation along the coast
• 148. NATURAL HERITAGE TRENDS Access and recreation: path networks
• 155. Deposition of acidifying and eutrophying air pollutants in Scotland: mapping critical loads, critical levels and exceedances
• 156. An updated note on the implications of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 for countryside service providers