See the earlier post that provided details of this BBC2 TV programme. Note that it is no longer available on the BBC iPlayer.
The SRPBA has responded to the programme and Doug McAdam has asked that I make the response that was circulated to SRPBA members available more widely; it can be viewed here. A letter from Doug was also published in the Scotland on Sunday paper on 22 May.
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
Code of practice on deer management: Draft for public consultation
A consultation on the draft Code has been launched and responses have been requested by 1 July 2011. Public meetings are being held in Inverness, Perth & Moffat. More details are available from the SNH Website.
I am taking soundings from members of the Forum about whether the Forum should submit a response to the consultation and I would welcome any views.
I am taking soundings from members of the Forum about whether the Forum should submit a response to the consultation and I would welcome any views.
Friday, 20 May 2011
Minister for Environment
Stewart Stevenson, MSP has been appointed as the new Minister for Environment and Climate Change. See the BBC report.
We will be considering how best to brief him on the Forum's activities.
We will be considering how best to brief him on the Forum's activities.
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
Highlands wildfires could cost landowners £26m
See the BBC News article and an article in The Scotsman that are based on a press release issued by Highlands & Islands Fire & Rescue Service on 16 May. If anyone would like to see the original press release, which has more facts and figures, leave me a comment.
Monday, 16 May 2011
Fair Game: Scotland's Sporting Estates
For anyone who missed the live broadcast of this TV programme, it is available on the BBC iPlayer, although I am not sure how long for. See the Moorland Forum's Doug McAdam and Duncan Orr-Ewing in action!
I would welcome any comments about how the programme portrayed sporting estates and the raptor-grouse conflict.
I would welcome any comments about how the programme portrayed sporting estates and the raptor-grouse conflict.
Thursday, 5 May 2011
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