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Scottish Natural Heritage aims to be an open and accountable
organisation. To meet our aspirations we are publishing
Facts and Figures 2004/05. It contains a range of useful
facts and statistics about SNH’s work and Scotland’s
natural heritage.
The publication contains:
• A complete Scottish listing of all areas designated
as: Sites of Special Scientific Interest, Special Areas
of Conservation, Special Protection Areas, National
Nature Reserves, National Scenic Areas and certain other
types of natural heritage designation;
• A summary of all consultation cases received
by SNH in the year to 31st March 2005
• A list of all management agreements and leases
in force during the year to 31st March 2005
• Our performance against our customer care standards
• Details of licences issued
• Details of grants awarded
• Details of research contracts let
• Details of partnership projects funded
We hope that those consulting this document will find
it a useful and valuable record.
View the list of Reports
IAN JARDINE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
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Our Mission Statement:
Working with
Scotland’s people
to care for our natural heritage
Our aim:
Scotland’s natural heritage is a
local, national and gobal asset. We promote its care and
improvement, its responsible enjoyment, its greater
understanding and appreciation and its sustainable use, now
and for future generations.
Our operating
principles:
We work in partnership, by co-operation,
negotiation and consensus, where possible with all relevant
interests in Scotland: public, private and voluntary
organisations and individuals. We operate in a devolved
manner, delegating decision making to the local level within
the organisation to encourage and assist SNH to be accessible,
sensitive and responsive to local needs and circumstances.
We operate in an open and accountable manner in all
our activities.
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