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Work areas
Joint Work with other UK Links
LINK Task Forces
Representatives from LINK Task Forces and Member organisations are delegates to a wide range of stakeholder groups and external forums (Pdf 99Kb).
Older documents are available in the action
archive.
Joint UK Links Work
2007
Joint UK Links Report on Bioenergy, and press release. July 2007
Access
The LINK Access Network is not currently active.
Summary
of current position, February 2005
Land
Reform (Scotland) Act 2003: draft guidance to Local Authorities and National
Park Authorities, LINK Access Network submission to the Justice 1 Committee,
December 2004
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Agriculture
The vision of the Agriculture Task Force is sustainable agricultural systems that produce supplies of safe, healthy food; that protect natural resources and enhance wildlife, habitats, landscape and cultural heritage; and that provide jobs in rural areas, contributing to a diverse rural economy.
2008
LINK Agriculture Taskforce response to the National Food Policy Discussion Paper - the environmental aspects of the policy have been underplayed, April 2008.
LINK Agriculture Taskforce response to to the First Public Consultation on the CAP 'Health Check',
January 2008
2007
LINK Agriculture Task Force letter to Richard Lochhead MSP, Cabinet Secretary for Rural Affairs and the Environment, on the environmental impacts of the loss of set-aside, and, in the absence of any environmental evaluation of the current scheme or alternatives, calling for effective mitigation measures to be put in place. August 2007 (156 Kb)
Response to the Consultation on the Nitrogen Vulnerable Zones Action Programme by LINK Agriculture Task Force, February 2007. (Pdf 78Kb)
2006
Response to the Scottish
Rural Development Programme 2007-2013, letter of concerns by LINK
President to Mnister for the Environment, 30 August 2006 (PDF 35KB)
Rural Development
Programme for Scotland 2007-2013, consultation response by LINK's
Agriculture Taskforce, June 2006
The
State of Scotland's Farmed Environment 2005 An audit commissioned
by LINK's Agriculture Task Force from the Macaulay Institute, launched
8 February 2006.
2005
Environment
LINK Launches new farmed environment audit and welcomes Rural Development
Strategy consultation. Press release 8 February 2005
Letter to
SEERAD about proposed new payment rates for Agri-Environment Schemes,
25 May 2005
2004
Land Management
Contracts: Tier 3 scope and content from 2007, LINK Agriculture Task
Force submission to SEERAD, November 2004 (PDF file 223KB)
Draft Rural
Development Regulation, LINK Agriculture Task Force response, October
2004
Land Management
Contracts Menu Scheme, LINK Agriculture Task Force response, September
2004
Response
to Ministerial CAP Reform Announcement, 12 February 2004, press release
from the LINK Agriculture Task Force
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Biodiversity
The vision of the Biodiversity Task Force is Scotland's natural heritage, on both land and sea, is complete in its diversity, composed of fully functioning ecosystems and resilient to accelerated environmental change.
2008
Photographic exhibition showing Scotland' biodivsersity, as part of Scottish Environment Week 2008
LINK Biodiversity Taskforce Press Release on the debate in Parliament on the implementation of the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy, January 2008
LINK Biodiversity Taskforce Briefing Paper on Biodiversity as the Web of Life in All its Forms, January 2008.
2007
Call 999: An emergency for Scotland's Biodiversity. Report on the Summary and Assessment for Scotland from the
UK Biodiversity Action Plan 2005 Reporting Round.
Progress towards the 2010 target is simply not happening quickly enough.
The UK biodiversity action plan process needs higher levels of commitment and should be put into the heart of all policy making in
Scotland. (Pdf 448Kb)
Link Biodiversity Task Force Press Release on Scotland's progress towards the 2010 target to halt the loss of biodiversity, 16 March 2007 (Pdf 105Kb).
Press Release on the stark decline of Juniper, 22 February 2007. (PDF 90Kb)
2006
Development
of Future Implementation Plans by the Scottish Biodiversity Committee,
LINK's Biodiversity Task Force paper, February 2006
2005
Will
we make a difference? A review of the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy Implementation
Plans (2005-2007) (PDF file, 456KB) and Review
Data (December 2005) (XLS file, 640KB).
2004
Conservationists
give new Bill green light, Scottish Environment LINK press release,
November 2004
Scotland's
Biodiversity - It's In Your Hands - Implementation Plans 2005-2008
(PDF file 802KB), Scottish Environment LINK's response to the consultation,
October 2004
Sustaining
Biodiversity: revitalising the Biodiversity Action Plan Process (PDF
file 456KB), Manifesto from Scottish Environment LINK, Northern Ireland
Environment Link, Wales Environment Link and Wildlife and Countryside
Link, September 2004
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Climate Change
The vision of the Climate Task Force is for global climate change to be limited to 2 degrees through reductions in greenhouse gas emissions of at least 3% per year.
LINK Climate Change Task Force work together with Stop Climate Chaos Scotland for a strong Climate Bill, and with Transform Scotland on transport issues.
Visit the Transform website for more details of their current transport issues and briefing papers.
2008
LINK Climate Taskforce response to the consultation on the Scottish Climate Bill, April 2008.
2007
Letter to MSPs from LINK Climate Taskforce regarding the Abolition of Bridge Tolls (Scotland) Bill, 14 December 2007
Joint UK Links Report on Bioenergy, and press release. July 2007
LINK
Climate Change Action Plan, Scottish Environment LINK, June 2007
Joint LINK and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland response to the UK Draft Climate Change Bill Consultation, June 2007 (PDf 125Kb)
2006
Consultation
on draft Scottish Planning Policy (SPP) 6: Renewable Energy, LINK
response, October 2006 (PDF 227KB)
Stop
Climate Chaos, take action by signing the e-petition
everyone
general election and G8 climate campaign
Scotland's
National Transport Strategy consultation reponse by LINK's Climate
Change Task Force, July 2006
Climate
Change Action Plan Debate, LINK parliamentary briefing, June 2006
(PDF 124KB)
Scottish Environment
LINK welcomes climate targets. Press release 30 March 06
2005
Electricity
in Scotland - Transmission and Distribution. Briefing paper December
2005
Cross-party
Position on Global Warming, LINK Climate Change Task Force Media Release
12 October 2005
LINK
Climate Change Action Plan, Scottish Environment LINK, September 2005
Concern
paper for the Environmental Advisory Forum for Renewable Energy (EAFRE)
by Scottish Environment LINK, April 2005
Review
of the Scottish Climate Change Programme, Submission from Scottish
Environment LINK, March 2005
DEFRA
consultation on the review of the UK Climate Change Programme, Submission
by Scottish Environment LINK, March 2005
Climate
Change, LINK written evidence to the Environment and Rural Development
Committee Inquiry, February 2005
Renewables,
LINK written evidence to The Enterprise and Culture Committee's Inquiry,
January 2004
LINK
Energy Statement, July 2003
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Deer
The vision of the Deer Task Force is sustainable populations of native species of deer, playing positive roles in Scottish ecosystems and contributing to the rural economy.
2008
LINK Deer Task Force Response to Consultation on Deer Strategy, February 2008
LINK Deer Task Force Response to Proposed Merger of DCS with SNH, February 2008
2006
Deer
Mangement Planning in Scotland: a case for stronger measures, LINK
Deer Task Force paper, April 2006 (PDF 44KB)
2005
Deer Management,
LINK Deer Task Force letter to Rhona Brankin, Deputy Minister for
the Environment and Rural Development, 6 December 2005 (PDF 90KB)
Deer Management,
reply letter from Rhona Brankin, Deputy Minister for the Environment
and Rural Development, 22 December 2005 (PDF 21KB)
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everyone campaign
The Holyrood election campaign, Vote with your Feet, has closed. Please see the everyone website for an archive of all everyone campaigns 2003-2007.
Freshwater
The vision of the Freshwater Task Force is securing the achievement of the Water Framework Directive’s good ecological status by 2015 which will ensure sustainable use of water resources and land management that enhances the status of the water environment.
The future of flood risk management in Scotland( 392 KB) - LINK's Freshwater Taskforce response to the consultation on proposals for new flooding legislation . April 2008.
LINK Freshwater Taskforce response to the Significant Water Management Issues Report for Scotland River Basin District ( 370 KB), April 2008.
2007
LINK Freshwater Taskforce written submission to the Flooding and Flood Management Inquiry ( 202kB) by the Scottish Parliament's Rural Development and Environment Committee. See also Letter to the Committee ( 137kB)and Annexes( 170kB).
Towards sustainable flood management in Scotland ( 92kB). A briefing on the implementation of Sustainable Flood Management (SFM) through primary legislation
Joint UK Links response to the UK Technical Advisory Group's (UKTAG) consultation on proposals for environmental quality standards and conditions – Phase II ( 199kB).
Review of UKTAG proposed standard for suspended solids ( 132Kb) an APEM Scientific Report for WWF-UK and Wildlife & Countryside Link partners
LINK’s Freshwater Taskforce response to the consultation by the Water
Industry Commission. The WIC’s approach to the 2010–14 Price Review. March 2007 ( 162 Kb)
Briefing Paper on Sustainable Flood Management, February 2007 ( 485Kb)
Comments on Proposals on environmental standards and conditions - Phase 1. Link Freshwater Task Force response to the Scottish Executive consultation on the implementation of the WEWS (Scotland) Act 2003 (191KB)
Comments on Principles for the objective setting for the River Basin Management Plan. Link Freshwater Task Force response to the Scottish Executive consultation on the implementation of the WEWS (Scotland) Act 2003 (200KB)
2006
Living
within environmental limits, LINK Freshwater Task Force briefing paper,
June 2006 (PDF 32KB)
UK
Technical Advisory Group on the Water Framework Directive's draft Report
on the UK Environmental Standards and Conditions (Phase 1), joint
response from Wildlife and Countryside Link, Scottish Environment LINK,
Northern Ireland Environment Link and Wales Environment Link, April 2006
Diffuse
Pollution from Rural Land Use, LINK Freshwater Task Force response
tothe Scottish Executive consultation, March 2006
Scottish
Water conflict bad news for the environment - Scottish Environment
LINK's Freshwater Task Force Press Release, February 2006
2005
The
Designation of Responsible
Authorities, LINK Freshwater Task Force response to the Scottish Executive's
discussion paper, October 2005 (PDF 60KB)
Review
of Strategic Charges 2006-10: the draft determination, LINK Freshwater
Task Force response to the consultation by the Water Industry Commissioner,
September 2005
Water
Environment and Water Services Act 2003, Abstraction and Impoundment Charging
Scheme, LINK Freshwater Task Force comments, July 2005
Controlled
Activities Regulations Proposals for Regulation,
a Policy Statement from the LINK Freshwater Taskforce,
May 2005
Water
Framework Directive and Flooding - Implications for Flooding Policies
in Scotland, A
Policy Statement by the Freshwater Taskforce of Scottish Environment LINK,
May 2005
Controlled
Activities Regulations: Revised Proposals for General Binding Rules,
LINK Freshwater Task Force response to the Scottish Executive consultation,
April 2005
2004
The
Pressures and Impacts on Scotland's Water Environment, Scottish Environment
LINK's Freshwater Taskforce letter in response to the Scottish Environmental
Protection Agency's consultation, September 2004 - full reponse below
Pressures
and Impacts on Scotland's Water Environment (PDF 457KB), Scottish
Environment LINK's Freshwater Task Force's response to SEPA's consultation,
September 2004
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Historic Environment
The Historic Environment Review Team (HERT) completed
their work within Scottish Environment LINK towards the end of 2005, and
it is being taken forward by the Built Environment Forum Scotland (BEFS),
see website http://www.befs.org.uk/
The
Bigger Picture: Investing in Scotland's Historic Environment, by Scottish
Environment LINK and Built Environment Forum Scotland, June 2004
The
Bigger Picture needed, Scottish Environment LINK media release, June
2004
The
Historic Environment: worth caring for, worth investing in
Briefing notefor MSPs from the Scottish Environment LINK/BEFS Historic
Environment Review Taskforce, March 2004
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Landscape
The vision of the Landscape Task Force is to ensure that landscape qualities in all types of landscape are valued and protected in accordance with the European Landscape Convention.
2008
MSP landscape competition ( 1.27MB) organised as part of Scottish Environment Week 2008. Designed to educate politicians, policy makers and the wider public on the importance and value of Scotland’s landscapes. See LINK Press Release ( 31KB),and photos of the prize winning MSP's. 5th February 2008.
Scotland's Landscapes - Landscapes for Living: a DVD which briefly sets out the importance of Scotland's landscapes and what needs to be done to better care for them. This DVD was commissioned as part of the above landscape event at Scottish Environment Week 2008.
2006
Tourist Industry
should join with First Minister in supporting Scotland as World Champions,
Landscape Task Force press release, June 2006 ( 28KB)
Written Submission
to the Scottish Parliament Communities Committee on National Scenic Areas,
June 2006 ( 31KB)
Enhancing
our Care for Scotland's Landscapes, Scottish Environment LINK's Landscape
Task Force response to the Scottish Executive consultation, April 2006
Scotland's
Landscape Heritage, Scottish Environment LINK's Landscape Task Force
letter to the Deputy Minister for the Environment and Rural Development,
23 March 2006
2005
Scottish
Landscape, letter to the Minister for the Environment from Scottish
Environment LINK's Landscape Task Force, 25 February 2005
Scotland's Wild
Landscapes - What Future? ( 389KB)Scottish Environment LINK leaflet.
SNH's
discussion paper on Scotland's Future Landscapes? joint LINK response,
February 2004
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Marine
The vision of the Marine Task Force is healthy, productive seas that can sustain thriving coastal communities in perpetuity.
Such a vision requires a marine and coastal environment where habitats and species are protected and, if degraded, restored where practicable to their former condition; living and non-living marine resources are used sensitively; coastal and marine developments are managed in an integrated, sustainable manner; and pollution from land-based and offshore sources is eliminated.
2008
LINK Marine Task Force letter rejecting the conclusion of the BERR
Appropriate Assessment for oil and gas licensing in Block 17/3, which
overlaps the Moray Firth European marine Special Area of Conservation
(SAC) for bottlenose dolphin and sandbanks. 14 March 2008.
LINK Marine Task Force response to the Scottish Biodiversity Strategy 2008-10 Marine Biodiversity Implementation Plan, March 2008
LINK Marine Taskforce Press Release welcoming the ground-breaking announcement by the Cabinet Secretary to protect Lamlash Bay, Isle of Arran, the first time a marine area has been protected as a result of proposals developed by local representatives. 21 January 2008.
Finding NIMAs. A LINK Marine Taskforce report calling for marine protected areas in order to safeguard wildlife of special importance to Scotland. 40 pages with tables and maps. January 2008.
2007
LINK Marine Task Force Briefing Paper on a Scottish Marine Bill that places nature conservation and the environment at the very heart of the Bill, October 2007.
LINK's new campaign website for Scottish Marine Bill that will protect our natural heritage and safeguard Scotland’s resources for the future is launched. www.savescottishseas.org
LINK Marine Task Force Press Release 6 Sept 2007. Is the Scottish Marine Bill lost at sea? (PDF 98Kb)
A Scottish Marine Bill was a welcome early promise by the SNP, yet there is no sign of it in next year’s legislative programme. A Bill is needed to ensure future generations are able to enjoy and make a sustainable living from Scotland’s world-class seas.
LINK Marine Task Force press release calls for close collaboration between all UK administrations to ensure the UK Marine
Bill makes it into the November Queen’s speech, so that Scottish and UK Marine Bills
can be taken forward in tandem. August 2007 (Pdf 97 Kb)
LINK Marine Task Force press release welcomes announcement of a Scottish Marine Bill, June 2007 (Pdf 95 Kb)
LINK Marine Task Force response to the UK Marine Bill White Paper, June 2007 (Pdf 226 Kb)
LINK Marine Task Force press release on recommendations made by the Advisory Group on Marine and Coastal Strategy (AGMACS) - New wave of measures agreed for Scotland’s seas March 2007 (PDF 80kb)
LINK Marine Task Force response to consultation by SEERAD on Scotland's first Coastal and Marine National Park, January 2007 (PDF 208Kb)
2006
LINK Marine Task Force briefing for Party Conferences, A Marine Bill for Scotland: urgently needed to sustain Scotland's seas, October 2006 (PDF 128KB).
Marine Bulletin
3 - Marine Spatial Planning, September 2006, LINK's Marine Task Force
(PDF 171KB)
A Marine
Bill, LINK's Marine Task Force response to DEFRA's consultation, June
2006 (PDF 246KB)
Marine Bulletin
2 - the UK Marine Bill May 2006 (pdf 158kb)
UK Marine Bill throws
down gauntlet for management of Scotlands seas. Press release
29 March 2006
Marine
Bulletin 1:A Coastal and Marine National Park for Scotland, Scottish
Environment LINK Marine Task Force, February 2006
2005
Coastal
and Marine National Parks - Scotland's Opportunity, Scottish Environment
LINK briefing (PDF 60KB), December 2005
Why
Scotland needs its own Marine Act, LINK Marine Task Force briefing,
December 2005 (PDF 58KB)
Promise
for Scotland's Seas must be Countdown to Action, LINK Marine Task
Force press release, 12 September 2005
Marine
Reserves in Scotland? useful examples from New Zealand
Scottish Environment
LINK Marine Task Force press release, 7 September 2005
Marine
Groups support plastic bag levy to protect Sea Life, Marine Task Force
press release, 20 June 2005
Environment
groups call for action, not more talk, to protect Scotland's seas
Media Release 15 June 2005
Action urged to protect
Scotland's sea life, media release 9 March 2005
Braer
- 12 years on and still waiting for better protection from shipping accidents,
media release 5 January 2005
2004
Sustaining
Scotland's Seas; LINK Parliamentary
seminar media release 22 September 2004. Six papers prepared for this
seminar are available as pdfs. They are:
A
future for our seas
How
to sustain our seas
Finfish
Aquaculture
Inshore
fisheries
Marine
natural heritage
Scotland's
coastal confusion
Welcome
news on the future of our seas, Scottish Environment LINK media release
19 April 2004
2002
Seas Fit for
Scotland: Marine Protection and Sustainable Use in the 21st Century,
an agenda for action by the Scottish Environment LINK Marine Task Force,
pdf (438KB) October 2002.
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Planning
The vision of the Planning Task Force is to encourage the development of a planning system which seeks to deliver sustainable development.
2007
LINK's letter to John Swinney MSP and press release raising profound concerns about the integrity of planning process provoked by the Donald Trump’s proposed golf development in Scotland. 12 December 2007
LINK Discussion Paper NPF 2 sent to the Scottish Executive, July 2007 (Pdf 191 Kb)
2006
Join
the everyone campaign for Real Rights in Planning
Vital
planning vote: MSPs urged not to ignore communities and the environment.
Planning task force press release 14 November 2006
Briefing:
Planning etc. (Scotland) Bill Debate 15th and 16th November 2006
Comments
on draft planning advice note: Community Engagement, LINK Planning
Task Force, October 2006 (153KB)
Planning
etc. (Scotland) Bill Stage 1 Debate, LINK parliamentary briefing,
June 2006 (PDF 134KB)
Impacts of
unjust planning legislation revealed in new map, Planning Task Force
media release (PDF 115KB)
Set for Approval? Future National
Developments for Scotland 2008 to 2020. Advance information for communities.
See Map (PDF 210KB)
Disappointed
and Disillusioned by Planning Reforms, LINK press release on the Stage
1 report of the Scottish Parliament's Communities Committee, May 2006
(PDF 125 KB)
Comments
on the draft SPP6 Renewable Energy, Scottish Environment LINK's Planning
Task Force, March 2006
Written
evidence to the Communities Committee to support oral evidence on Planning
etc (Scotland) Bill. LINK Planning Task Force, 8 February 2006
Briefing
on Planning Etc (Scotland) Bill, Scottish Environment LINK Planning
Task Force, February 2006
Petitioners
demand that Parliament listens on Planning: Executive bulldozes
community rights in planning tug-of-war, media release, 18 January 2006
2005
Planning
Bill is no Christmas present for communities, media release, 20 Dec
05
Two
stories about proposed changes to the planning system, LINK Planning
Task Force, November 2005
Pitfalls
in Planning Bill Proposals, Scottish Environment LINK Planning Task
Force press release, 6 September 2005
10
myths about Third Party Rights of Appeal (TPRA), Briefing from the
LINK Planning Task Force
Planning
White Paper, Scottish Environment LINK Planning Task Force response,
August 2005
New
Coalition asks Parliament to get real on planning, Scottish
Environment LINK and the Association of Scottish Community Councils media
release, 3 August 2005
Planning
White Paper: Executive fail to deliver ‘real rights’ in the
planning system, Press release from the LINK Planning Task Force,
29 June 2005
Environmental
Organisations Unite in Condemnation of Planning Betrayal, LINK media
release, 3 May 2005
Planning
for a Better Environment - the Proposed Planning Bill: Scottish Environment
LINK Manifesto, (PDF file 51KB) April 2005
Robust
Planning Laws Crucial for Scotland's Future, LINK press release, 29
April 2005
2004
Making Development
Plans Deliver, LINK's response to the Scottish Executive's consultation,
July 2004
Rights
of Appeal in Planning consultation response by Scottish Environment
LINK July 2004
Widening the Rights of Appeal in Planning, LINK briefing, June 2004
Widening
the Rights of Appeal in Planning, LINK briefing, June 2004
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SEFF Scottish Environment Fundraising Forum
2007
The vision of SEFF is to encourage and facilitate partnership working between fundraisers within the LINK network; and to allow them to share information, experience and understanding of sources of funding for Scotland’s environment.
SEFF Information Note June 2007 (Pdf 283 Kb)
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Strategic
Environmental Assessment (SEA)
2005
Stage 3
Briefing on Environment Assessment (Scotland) Bill, 9 November 2005
Stage
1 Briefing on Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Bill, 16 June 2005
(pdf, 179KB)
Scottish
Environment LINK evidence to the Environment and Rural Development Committee
on the Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Bill, April 2005
LINK calls for
independent body to advise Executive on the environment, media release
10 March 2005
An
independent body to oversee strategic environmental assessment in Scotland:
bureaucratic burden or efficient accountable administration? (PDF
file 220KB) report for Scottish Environment LINK by Anna McLauchlin and
Else Joao, University of Strathclyde, March 2005
2004
Proposed Environmental
Assessment (Scotland) Bill, Response by Scottish Environment LINK
to the consultation, 29 October 2004
Proposed Legislative
Measures to Introduce Strategic Environmental Assessment in Scotland,
response by Scottish Environment LINK to the Scottish Executive consultation,
March 2004
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Sustainable
Scotland
The vision of the Sustainable Scotland Task Force is a sustainable Scotland.
2006
Household
Waste Prevention, consultation response by LINK's Sustainable Scotland
Task Force, April 2006 (PDF 198KB)
2005 and earlier
Policy
Manifesto for Scotland's Environment, People and Economy: A charter for
sustainable development
Taking it on: developing
UK sustainable development strategy (PDF file 13.1 KB), Scottish Environment
LINK's response to DEFRA's consultation, July 2004
Is
The Scottish Executive Structured And Positioned To Deliver Sustainable
Development? The Environment and Rural Development Committee's report
'Must Try Harder',
a Review by Scottish Environment LINK's Steering Group for the World Summit
on Sustainable Development, 2002
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Woodlands
The vision of the Woodlands Task Force is for all woodlands and associated habitats in Scotland to be managed to the highest standards to maximise their potential in the delivery of environmental and social benefits.
2007
Woodland Task Force response to the Forestry Commission Woodland Creations Grants 2007-08, August 2007 (150 Kb)
2006
The Role of the Public Forest Estate in Scotland. Woodland Task Force response to the Forestry Commission Scotland Discussion Paper, December 2006 (PDF 186KB)
Scottish Forestry
Grants Scheme, Woodland Task Force response to the Forestry Commission
consultation, June 2006 (PDF 138KB)
Scottish
Forestry Strategy, Woodland Task Force response to the 2nd consultation,
May 2006 (PDF 125KB)
Developments
in the Biomass Industry, LINK written submission to support oral evidence
to the Environment and Rural Development Committee of the Scottish Parliament,
March 2006
2005
Scottish Forestry
Strategy Review Consultation, LINK response to the Forestry Commission,
September 2005 (PDF 238KB)
National
Land Forest Scheme, Forestry Commission consultation, Woodlands Task Force
response, February 2005
2004
Consultation
on Draft Order: Amendment to Section 7 (10) of the Land Reform (Scotland)
Act 2003, Scottish Environment LINK response, December 2004
Scottish Forestry
Grants Scheme, Forestry Commission's consultation (pdf file), Woodlands
Task Force response, February 2004
Review
of Land Managed by Forestry Commission Scotland (pdf file), LINK Woodlands
Task Force response, February 2004
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