The SLEF Partnership
OBJECTIVES
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To promote and care for the biological diversity of the natural and cultural habitats throughout Skye and Lochalsh for the benefit of present and future generations.
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To promote awareness, enjoyment, research and understanding, and sustainable use of the area's natural and cultural environment and biodiversity.
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SLEF is a partnership of groups and individuals with an interest in the well-being of biodiversity and landscape throughout Skye and Lochalsh in particular, and the West Highlands of Scotland in general.
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SLEF is one of eight groups formed in 2003 to define, publish and implement their Local Biodiversity Action Plans (LBAPs).
The Highland Council's Biodiversity Partnership
The Partners
- Highland Council Rangers (Broadford)
- Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (Broadford)
- Scottish Natural Heritage (Portree)
- National Trust for Scotland (Balmacara)
- Scottish Crofting Federation
- Forestry Commission
- South West Ross Field Club
- Skye District Salmon Fishery
- Scottish Environment Protection Authority (SEPA)
- Scottish Badgers
- Scottish Wildlife Trust
- Scottish Wildlife Trust (Skye Members' Centre)
Skye and Lochalsh Environment Forum is a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SC040820) - CONSTITUTION