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76 Forth Naturalist and Historian, volume 22 Man and the Landscape Symposia This November 1999 is our 25th annual symposium, with review/survey presentations on Landscape; Archaeology; History; Butterflies; Birds; Ecology. The first was organised by Lindsay Corbett, Robert Innes of the University’s Continuing Education, and the Clackmannanshire Field Studies Society (CFSS), after the Advancement of Sciences (BA)’s meeting/conference at the University in 1974. We were anxious that such presentations of general interest and quality should be regular, and not just once a lifetime – since BA (British Association) meetings are annually at universities – hence a 40 year plus cycle! Following the BA meeting also, several University staff and others inaugurated the Forth Naturalist and Historian (FNH) as an informal University body to promote the environment and encourage and publish contributions to the natural and social history of central Scotland. Thence FNH has since run these symposia, with the continuing support of CFSS whose members have regularly reported on the presentations and published them in the April issue of the half yearly CFSS Newsletter. These thus provide a brief record of the 25 years of the Man and the Landscape. Symposium Year Theme/s CFSS Newsletter No. Vol. Part Pages 1 1975 Forth Estuary and Carse, Moorlands 16 5 (4) 19-20 Man and Landscape 2 1976 Run Rigs, Flowers, Birds, Country Park 18 6 (2) 10-11 3 1977 Flanders Moss, Butterflies, Doune 20 7 (1) 15-21 Muckhart 4 1978 Climate, Fish, Recreation, Haldane, 22 7 (3) 1, 21 Fairy Knowe broch 5 1979 Fossils, Gartmorn, Peregrine, Devon Birds, 24 8 (2) 7-9 6 1980 Earthquakes, Rainfall, Nimmo 25 9 (1) 5-7 Woollen Mills and 27 10 (1) 31 7 1981 Howieton, L Lomond Birds, Forth, RLS … 28 10 (2) 14 8 1982 Wildlife, Conservation, R Burns, 30 11 (2) 12-18 Bronze and Iron Age sites 9 1983 Lochs, Culross, Battle of Stirling Bridge 32 12 (2) 18-19 10 1984 Waterpower, Sandmartins, Coal … 34 13 (2) 11-14 11 1985 Conservation, Recreation, L Lomond, 36 14 (2) 8-13 Agriculture, Aerial photography, Industrial… 12 1986 Scenery & Geology, Cornstones … 38 15 (2) 10-24 Fisher Row, C Scotland bird watching 13 1987 Dutch Elm, Antonine Wall, Menteith No CFSS reports Birds, Oral history, Young Forth Naturalists awards … 14 1988 Woodlands, Graveyards, Bridge of Allan No CFSS reports History Society, Shieldhill, SCP, YFN awards … 15 1989 The Forth – Cruise, Scottish Navy 16C, 44 18 (2) 19-29 Fish, Birds, Future, YFN awards … 16 1990 Loch Lomond – also with a cruise, Key 46 19 (2) 18-23 review by J Tivy, Tom Weir, YFN awards, Plants, Natural History, Now and Future
Forth Naturalist and Historian, volume 22 77 17 1991 Focus on Falkirk, Origins, Callendar 48 20 (2) 22-28 House, Geese, Opencast mining, Birkhill 18 1992 University Jubilee, 25 years of change, 50 21 (2) 15-22 Historian’s view, Impact of University, Birds, Weather, River/estuary 19 1993 Clackmannanshire environment/heritage/ 52 22 (2) 14-22 Railways, Red Carr Wood, East India Co., Alloa Tower, Gartmorn Nature Reserve 20 1994 Waters of C Scotland, Nature conservation, 54 23 (2) 13-22 Forestry, Fish, FRPB, Bridges, Water supply (F Khan), Water power 56 24 (2) 19-31 21 1995 Mountains, Muirs, Mosses – Birds and 56 24 (2) 18-28,28a Animals, Raised bogs, Grouse moors, Ochils, Sheep, Jacobite march, Tom Weir 22 1996 Environmental Awareness & Education 58 25 (2) 17-26 23 1997 Transportation- People and Environment 60 26 (2) 14-23 24 1998 Woodlands-Past, Present, Future 62 27 (2) 17-28 25 1999 Jubilee – Landscape, Archaeology, History, Butterflies, Birds, Ecology Note: There are 5 yearly index/contents to the CFSS Newsletter, so some details on the CFSS reports on the papers of the symposia are traceable.
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THE WEATHER OF 1998 S. J. Harrison
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Weather 1998 5 May Warm and mostly
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Weather 1998 11 Figure 1 Monthly ai
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Weather 1998 13 Figure 3 Profile of
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efore, but we have produced for the
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Bird Report 1998 19 Month 1996/7 19
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Bird Report 1998 21 BLACK-THROATED
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Bird Report 1998 23 over Stirling a
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Page 47 and 48: Wallacebank Wood 47 Before work on
Page 49 and 50: Wallacebank Wood 49 Breeding birds
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Bridges of the Forth 135 All of thi
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Bridges of the Forth 137 Elegant as
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Bridges of the Forth 139 passed by
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Bridges of the Forth 141 an ordinar
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Bridges of the Forth 143 been incor
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Bridges of the Forth 145 Editorial
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Figure 13 Old Bridge, Callander. Te
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Figure 18 Bridge of Devon, Tullibod
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