The published guidance is listed below with details of the information that is available on the guidance page. Follow the Read more link to view. There is space to provide comments on the guidance and these will be welcome.
Tick Control
This guidance aims to identify the methods available to moorland managers for reducing the number of ticks (Ixodes ricinus) in a safe, responsible and sustainable manner.
Upland Management of Juniper
This guidance aims to signpost landowners and managers to the most recent information concerning the upland management of Juniper.
Heather Cutting
The guidance reviews the options to be considered if cutting of moorland is being considered.
Management of Mountain Hare
The guidance has been revised now that mountain hares are fully protected under Schedule 5 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Practitioners seeking a licence to kill mountain hares are signposted to the relevant websites.
Counting of Mountain Hare
The guidance aims to provide the owners and managers of land with an understanding of how to monitor their mountain hare population using an approved counting technique.
Worm Control in Grouse
Worms in grouse can have a devastating effect on grouse production and therefore populations. This guidance considers the options for controlling worms in grouse.
Peatland Restoration
The guidance has been provided by Scottish Land and Estates and it provides an introduction to peatland restoration.
Wildcat Friendly Predator Control
This guidance has been provided by Wildcat Action and sets out how predator control can continue even where wildcats might be present.
Night Shooting
The guidance summarises the issues that must be considered before undertaking night shooting.
The guidance has been adapted from UK guidance provided by BASC.
More guidance will be added when published.