Derelict land survey : final report
Fife (Scotland). Regional Council1980
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Report based on the work of a team of ecologists who surveyed derelict sites in Fife. The surveys produced highlight any sites of ecological interest and look at how the proposed land reclamation scheme should be carried out from an ecological stand point. The types of sites looked at included quarries, former open cast sites, derelict deep mines and disused railway lines. The final report summarises the results and sets out the recommended strategy for derelict sites and sites of ecological significance.
Main title:
Derelict land survey : final report / Fife Regional Council.
Imprint:
[Glenrothes] : Fife Regional Council, [1980].
Collation:
122p. : maps., illus., b&w photos. ; 30 cm.
System details:
6030
Contents:
ContentsAcknowledgementsForewardBackgroundSummaryList of recommendationsChapter 1 - Survey resultsChapter 2 - An approach to the future use of derelict landChapter 3 - A strategy for conservation in FifeAppendices1 - Derelict land survey - Documentation2 - List of grade 4 and 5 sites3 - List of all higher plants found on derelict land in Fife4 - List of plant species of local occurence in Fife found on derelict land5 - Site survey sheet and explanatory notes6 - Interim uses for gap sites in urban areas7 - The formation of the William Curtis Ecological Park8 - Description of Biological Data Bank, West Yorkshire9 - A list of sites considered worthy of investigation for use as nature parks10 - Notes on Public Involvement scheme carried out by South Yorkshire County Council11 - Priority list for tree and shrub planting in Fife12 - Key groups and organisations contributing information to the report13 - The role of the Nature Conservancy Council and Scottish Wildlife Trust14 - Mostyn's survey results.
Dewey class:
333.7
Local class:
F/MUN
Language:
English
Subject:
BRN:
3444069