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Scotland’s Environment web
‘The gateway to Scotland’s environment information’
Peter Singleton
SEPA
Project timetable
• Summer 2009 - Internal discussions in SEPA.• Winter 2009/10 - Discussions with Scottish
Government.• June 2010 - Work on Scotland’s Environment Web
launched by the SG Director of Rural and Environment Directorate.• October 2011 - Launch to partner organisations• November 2011 - public launch.
Partners• Scottish Government (SG)• Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA)• Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH)• Historic Scotland (HS)• Forestry Commission Scotland (FCS)• James Hutton Institute (JHI)• Marine Scotland (MS)• LINK• Rivers and Fisheries Trusts Scotland• NHS (Health Scotland)• COSLA• Food Standards Agency Scotland (FSAS)
Governance Steering Group (chaired by George Burgess SG)
Meets every three monthsMembership: SG, SEPA, MS, FSA, RAFTS, NHS, JHI, SNH, COSLA, FCS, LINK
Technical Coordination Group Meets monthly Membership SG, COSLA, MS, HS, SNH,
JHI, FCS, NHS, SEPA
Management Group Meets every two weeksSG, SEPA, FCS, HS, SNH
Strategic Editorial Group Meets monthly Membership SG, SEPA, MS, COSLA, SNH
Communications Group Meets monthly Membership SG, SEPA, MS, SNH, FCS
Focused workshopsOccasionalMembership SG, SEPA, MS, HS, SNH, FCS, NHS,
COSLA, JHI
Home Topics Environmental Reports Interactive Data Trends & Indicators
2009 – initial concept developed
2009 – initial concept developed
Process of website developmentProcess of website development
• Wireframes developed through workshops
• Functionality defined• Some basic layout defined
• Graphic designed & branded as Natural Scotland
www.environment.scotland.gov.uk/default.aspx
Pilot project• Provided a single story about Scotland’s
Environment.• Directs traffic to partners websites & pulls
information to SEWeb site• Creates a platform for development
Summary
Key Agencies and Departments have made a strong contribution to the development of the project.
Looking to create a sense of ownership across all the partnership
Help promote the benefits of the project
Look for opportunities to deliver organisations objectives via the project
Way forward
Scotland’s Environment web:
LIFE+ funding
‘Working together to prioritise environmental issues and help deliver a better environment for
us all.’
Total: €4.9m
The End