The SLEF Partnership

OBJECTIVES

• 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.

• To promote awareness, enjoyment, research and understanding, and sustainable use of the area's natural and cultural environment and biodiversity.

• 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.

• 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 Eight Highland Region Biodiversity Groups: Cairngorms, Caithness, Inverness & Nairn, Lochaber, Ross & Cromarty (East), SLEF, Sutherland, Wester Ross.

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