NE Scotland Biodiversity

Partners

The Partners

The Local Biodiversity Action Plan is a Partnership. Action is directed through
and implemented by the partners.

The North East Scotland LBAP is managed by a Steering Group, and many of
these partners also provide core funding:

Core Support

Logo	Partner & Links (click on links for websites)	Steering Group	Core Funding
	Aberdeen City Council	•	•
	Aberdeenshire Council	•	•
	BP		•
	Forestry Commission for Scotland	•	•
	Independent Education Consultant	•
	The Moray Council	•	•
	NFU Scotland	•
	RSPB	•	•
	Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)	•
	Scottish Executive (SEERAD)	•
	Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH)	•	•
	Scottish Rural Property & Business Association	•
	Scottish Wildlife Trust (SWT)	•	•
	University of Aberdeen	•	•

Projects Support

To date Scottish Natural Heritage, Aberdeenshire Council, Aberdeen City Council, The Moray Council, Aberdeen Countryside Project, Scottish Enterprise Grampian, Scottish Environment Protection Agency, the Scottish Executive, University of Aberdeen, Ythan District Salmon Fisheries Board, Aberdeen Harbour Board and PGL have also provided funding and in kind support for action projects.

Other Partners

These organisations have all contributed to action and working groups:-

Aberdeen Bat Group, Aberdeen Environmental Forum, Aberdeenshire Environmental Forum, Aberdeenshire Towns Project, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Deveron District Salmon Fisheries Board, Easter Anguston Farm, Ellon Community Council, Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group, Forest Enterprise, Forvie Tree Nursery, Grampian Squirrel Group, Malloch Society, National Trust for Scotland, Scottish Native Woodlands (NE), North East Rivers Project, North East Scotland Biological Records Centre, Pillar Aberdeen, Rural Environmental Action Project, Scottish Agricultural College, Stonehaven Horticultural Society, Wych Elm Biodiversity Action Group, Ythan District Salmon Fisheries Board, Ythan Project…..

….and so have many individual local people.

North East LBAP would like to thank all of the partners
for their continuing support.