SNH Report No. 69 `Review of Winkle, Littorina littorea, Harvesting in Scotland` by David W MacKay and Sarah L Fowler.
Assessment of the extent of winkle populations in Scottish waters and an estimate of the size of the winkle harvest.
SNH Report No. 70 `Predatory and scavenging birds on major Scottish islands – a discussion paper` by Paul Haworth.
Review of the importance of scavenging and predatory birds on the major islands of Scotland.
SNH Report No. 112 `Predatory and scavenging birds on major Scottish islands – an updated discussion paper` by Paul Haworth.
Review of the importance of scavenging and predatory birds on the majr islands of Scotland.
SNH Report No. 137 `Greenland population of the barnacle goose (Branta leucopsis) – the collation and statistical analysis of data and Population Viability Analyses` by R. A . Pettifor, S. M. Percival & J. M. Rowcliffe.
Collation and analysis of the census data collected on the Greenland population of the barnacle goose that overwinter in Scotland and an assessment of the viability of the population and its sensitivity to changes in mortality and productivity.
Survey of the working population of Tiree in 1999.
Survey of the working population of Tiree in 1999 by Dr John Holliday.
Road map of Ontario, Canada.
Indexed road map of Ontario, Canada.
Scottish Natural Heritage Report No. 140 `Greenland white-fronted goose – the collation and statistical analysis of data and Population Viability Analyses` by R. A. Pettifor, A. D. Fox & J. M. Rowcliffe.
Report collating and analysing the census data collected on the Greenland white-fronted goose that overwinters in Scotland principally along and off the western coast. Also assesses the viability of the population and its sensitivity to changes in annual productivity and survival.
Tyrii pottery vase.
Blue/green glazed pottery vase (95 x 65 mm) from Tyrii pottery, Baugh, with price ticket on bottom.
SNH Report No. 23 `Wild cats living in Scotland` by David Balharry and Michael J Daniels.
The origin, history and definition of the `wildcat, an assessment of the variation found within comtemporary populations in Scotland and the criteria used to determine whether a distinct wildcat exists today.
Scottish Natural Heritage report No. 34: `Information review on the impact of kelp harvesting` by Dr Martin Wilkinson.
Report detailing the kelp resources around Scotland, the effect of their removal on the ecosystem and the advisability of instituting a management system.
