Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 30, 30/10/1991.
Local news including complaints about CalMac`s services, the new hall committee, articles about geese and corncrakes by Andy Knight, RSPB, delay of implementation of new food regulations, Kilmoluaig – part 3 by Sandy MacKinnon, Murray Omand`s retirement and news from the golf and regatta clubs.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 70, 17/11/1993.
Local news including the retiral of Councillor Donnie Campbell, the road at Baugh, letter from Donneil Kennedy, letter and article by Sandy MacKinnon, possible Disabled Forum for Tiree, news from the gun club, a recipe for whiskey cake and an article about geese from SNH.
Newsletter `An Tirisdeach`, No. 73, 19/1/1994.
Local news including the election of a new Community Council, update on vehicles boarding `The Lord of the Isles` at Tobermory, the resignation of District Councillor Donnie Campbell, the recycling of waste paper, an article about the benefits of aspirin by the doctor, the winter goose survey, the Gaelic Partnership and wildlife protection for the Reef.
List of bird sightings on Tiree for February 1998 by Alan Leitch, RSPB.
List of bird sightings on Tiree for February 1998 by Alan Leitch, RSPB.
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.
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.
Scottish Natural Heritage report No. 64: `Population viability analysis of Icelandic/Greenlandic pink-footed geese` by R.A Pettifor, J. M. Rowcliffe and G. P. Mudge.
Report assessing the current conservation status of the pink-footed goose population that breeds in Iceland and Greenland and winters in Britain.
Tiree goose count taken in January 1999 by Alan Leitch.
Tiree goose count taken in January 1999 by Alan Leitch, giving numbers of greylag, Greenland White-front, barnacle, pink-footed and snow geese.
Report by the Tiree Greylag Goose Management Committee for 1994-1996.
Two year report by the Tiree Greylag Goose Management Committee for 1994-1996.
Newspaper cutting about geese overwintering on Tiree.
The number of geese overwintering on Tiree has reached record levels with over 8000 geeses counted in December 2002.
