Getting the best from our land a land use strategy for Scotland [electronic resource]

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Scotland Scottish Government

Language: English Publication details: Edinburgh Scottish Government 2011ISBN:

9781780451046

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Summary: Sets out the Scottish Government's strategy for sustainable land use until 2050, with the aim of supporting objectives relating to economic prosperity, environmental quality and communities.

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Sets out the Scottish Government's strategy for sustainable land use until 2050, with the aim of supporting objectives relating to economic prosperity, environmental quality and communities.

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