Fife Nature
Objectives
To provide a quality
biological
information
service for Fife.
To help conserve Fife's
habitats and
species by
providing quality information to decision makers.
To make information available
for
conservation,
education, planning, research and the general public.
To publish guides,
distribution
atlases and
other material relating to Fife's wildlife.
To encourage and co-ordinate
systematic
recording of biological data.
Back
to Fife Nature's
Biological Records Centre
Map
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How You Can Become Involved
in helping to map Fife's Wildlife
Anyone can help by sending sightings of wildlife
to the
centre. Such sightings
are added to our database and build up to produce the most complete
picture of Fife's wildlife available. Fife Nature can also provide
survey
sheets for you.
The centre is committed to providing information
of the
highest
quality. A group of national and local experts oversee the quality of
our information and all data is collected and
stored in accordance with nationally agreed standards.
Fife Nature are also able to offer a variety of
services and
help to
the general public, organisations and commercial undertakings.
Whom to contact
Fife Nature is part of Fife Council and if you
would like to
know
more you can get in touch with
Alexa
Tweddle
Information Officer
Fife Nature Records Centre
Fife Coast & Countryside Trust
The Pitcairn Centre
Moidart Drive
Glenrothes
Fife
KY7 6ET
Telephone: 08451 55 55 55 ext. 44 53 61
Mobile: 07951 349934
Fax: 01592 745 143
Also see the Fife Nature website at: http://www.fifenature.co.uk
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If you would
like
to learn about
identifying species of plants and animals why not become a member of the Scottish
Wildlife Trust
in Fife.
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