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Safeguarding Our Heritage - the Fair Isle marine resource, a community proposal for its
sustainable management
 This
document should be cited as: Riddiford, N. J. 1998. Safeguarding Our Heritage - the
Fair Isle marine resource, a community proposal for its sustainable management. FICA,
FIBOT & NTS, Fair Isle & Inverness.
Contents
Executive summary
Introduction
1. Fair
Isle now and then: the current and historical maritime situation
1.1 AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
1.2 THE ISSUES
1.2.1 The Natural Environment
1.2.2 Man and the Environment
2. Future
Fair Isle: retaining, maintaining and enhancing its maritime values
2.1 STATUS, RECOGNITION, PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
2.1.1 Status and Recognition
2.1.2 Protection
2.1.3 Management
2.2 PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE
2.2.1 The Community perspective
2.2.2 Management issues, principles and responsibilities
2.2.3 Community Empowerment and Statutory Authority support
2.3 SAFEGUARDING OUR HERITAGE - ACTION POINTS
3. Safeguarding
our Seas: Conclusion
Acknowledgements
References
Appendix
1:
Scientific names of animal and plant species mentioned in the text
Appendix
2:
Conservation objectives and management recommendations in Monitoring the sea
for birds - Fair Isle and adjacent waters
Appendix
3:
The Fair Isle Marine Environment and Tourism Initiative
Appendix
4:
Summary of Fair Isle’s marine wildlife features
Appendix
5:
Marine and coastal species of local, regional, national or international
importance
Appendix
6:
Marine communities described for Fair Isle and their national status
Appendix
7:
Shipwrecks of high historical, archaeological and cultural importance
Appendix
8:
Example of Fair Isle community action against illegal trawling, 1908
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