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Specific answers to the questions asked in consultation. PART 4     DEPARTMENTAL PROPOSALS AND QUESTIONNAIRE   This completed Questionnaire should be returned to the Response Co-ordinator in the pre-paid envelope provided, by the consultation closing date of  11th April … Continue reading →

  Natural Living Assets There is a viable market place for seafood within Europe and beyond. Ireland has been a key contributor to this market place for many years. Seafood sourced in Ireland today is mostly exported. Sea food is … Continue reading →

FOUNDATIONS FOR THE FUTURE  The Review of Northern Ireland’s Environmental Governance. Please find below a summary of the main points. This is my own interpretation and I hope that this helps in understanding a way forward. I apologise in advance … Continue reading →

Cod recovery Summary findings of a Symposium, 2007 Findings of MJ Kaiser Bangor University . Need for Alternative Management Spatial management is required. No take zones, Temporary closures, Education programmes, outcomes and measures for objectives. Need to consider economic consequences … Continue reading →

Feedback re Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) conference.  Please find my feedback regarding recent Rafts conference held at the Birnam Institute on March 9th 2007.  This is a personal observation I apologise for anything that I have missed, … Continue reading →

Thank you for the recent invitation to the Seminar “ There’s more to the Tay than meets the eye”.  I found the presentations to be informative and exciting, demonstrating the value of the research that is been conducted to better … Continue reading →

About Us Natural Living Assets promotes and develops the sustainability of Natural Living Assets,,vital to quality living. We work with proactive and statutory  organisations to develop sustainable management of Natural Living Assets which sustain us environmentally, socially and economically. Partnership working with other … Continue reading →

The cycle of negotiations, sustainability and future natural living assets. Is the new round of quota negotiations taking place a new opportunity for a communications breakthrough or a recipe for more of the same stagnant them and us mentality? Fishermen … Continue reading →

It was really interesting to read your article in the Evening News Wednesday April 25th “Scots voters warned oil income won’t pay our way in the future”. Is the time right for Scotland to recognise the full value her great … Continue reading →