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NatureScot and the Scottish Government are implementing licensing policies for land use and advising on wildfire risk management.

5 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 4
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NatureScot and the Scottish Government are implementing licensing policies for land use and advising on wildfire risk management.

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NatureScotScottish GovernmentScottish Fire and Rescue Service

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  1. Government monitors and manages wildfire risk in Scotland.1 source
  2. NatureScot is managing nature restoration projects in Scotland, while Jim Fairlie serves as Minister for Agriculture.Sub-event
  3. NatureScot imposed restrictions on estates in Angus and Perthshire following reports of crimes and wildlife offenses.Sub-event
  4. Policy regarding land management is currently under scrutiny.1 source
  5. NatureScot recommended a ban to the Scottish Government regarding land use policies.1 source
  6. NatureScot is procuring specialized environmental services in the UK.Sub-event
  7. NatureScot initiated site-specific wildlife watch programs on the coast of Aberdeenshire.1 source
  8. Shared responsibility for public land management and wildfire response.Sub-event
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  1. Services are coordinating efforts and private land managers are vital to wildfire fighting in Scotland.Sub-event
  2. Land use licensing policy and wildfire risk management are being implemented.1 source

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