Scottish recreational marine survey

[Ian Burrett]

Hi All

 

The SNH have decided to run a survey to check out the recreational usage of our marine resources. If enough anglers respond this could be as beneficicial to RSA as the marine economic survey we have been after for 18 months.

 

Please have a look at

http://www.scotland-coastal-recreation.org.uk/

 

And could those who post on other Forums please copy and paste this thread onto the Forums. Please let me know when you have done this, so i know which Forums have been included.

 

Also please pass onto your friends/contacts/clubs etc.

 

cheers

Ian

Edited February 7, 2006 by Ian Burrett

[Leon Roskilly]

Ian, the link that you have posted takes you straight to the last page of the survey.

 

It should be http://www.scotland-coastal-recreation.org.uk/

[dale]

posted on the SFSA site and e mailed to all Ayr sac members.

[Ian Burrett]

posted on the SFSA site and e mailed to all Ayr sac members.

 

Thanks Dale

[Elton]

Ian, the link that you have posted takes you straight to the last page of the survey.

 

It should be http://www.scotland-coastal-recreation.org.uk/

 

Cheers, Leon. I've edited the original post accordingly.

[Ian Burrett]

Ian, the link that you have posted takes you straight to the last page of the survey.

 

It should be http://www.scotland-coastal-recreation.org.uk/

 

Link now changed and please note Internet Explorer is needed for the map

Edited February 7, 2006 by Ian Burrett

[dale]

now also posted to total fishing site by Mr bored at work :¬)

 

also NESA & the irish site.

Edited February 7, 2006 by dale

[MJB]

I'll add the link to the forum at www.ukswff.com

[Marty Harrison]

I have posted it for you on my site - www.fishingtalkireland.com

 

Marty

Edited February 7, 2006 by Marty Harrison

[ColinK]

I have posted it for you on my site - www.fishingtalkireland.com

 

Marty

 

 

Posted on our club forum WSF site and on the Wirral Sea fishing site too. Asked one of the lads to post on NE site too as a lot of Geordies spend a lot of money up here.

Edited February 7, 2006 by ColinK