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DEE RIVERBANK RESOURCE LIST

BLUE USERS GUIDE In Box No. 1 Colour of paper Item Page number Introduction Acknowledgements Evaluation Sheet Teachers’ Guide Pink 5-14 details with Lesson Plan Numbers Yellow Chronological list of lesson plan numbers and worksheets White 1- Lesson Plans - River Heritage Yellow Teachers’ notes Green Pupil worksheets White 2- Lesson Plans - Landscape/River Systems Yellow Teachers’ notes Green Pupil worksheets White 3- Lesson Plans - Natural History/biodiversity Yellow Teachers’ notes Green Pupil worksheets White 4- Lesson Plans - Expressive Arts Interspersed within other lesson plan sections Yellow Teachers’ notes Green Pupil worksheets White 5 - Lesson Plans - Field Studies Yellow Teachers’ notes Green Pupil worksheets Green Assessment

LOCATION - BOX 1 ARTEFACTS In Box No.1

Number Item 1 plastic box Pearl Mussel shells 1 fabric bag Stones from 1 plastic box Pine cones nibbled by squirrels 1 plastic box 6 Samples of 3D mini-beasts (activity for children)

EQUIPMENT in Orange Bag

Number Item 1 Orange nylon bag with drawstring containing: 4 Large fine mesh aquarium nets 2 Smaller fine mesh aquarium nets 20 cm 6 White trays 6 Bug pots in plastic box 50 White plastic tea spoons in plastic box 1 Acid rain test kit 1 Thermometer

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ASSOCIATION INFORMATION FOR TEACHERS Page No. A parliament for children 1 Forest Education Initiative leaflet 2 Scottish Natural Heritage – Who we are…… 3 Earth Science Teachers’ Assoc. 4 About Bats – Join Us – Bat Conservation Trust 5 Curriculum Learning Centre - Web page 6 RSPB Leaflet 7 HISTORIC SITES List of Monuments around Deeside 8 Historic Churches, Battle Sites and Historic Objects 9 List of Sculptured Stones 10 Photos – Tomnaverie stone Circle 11 Text – Tomnavernie Stone Circle 12 Archaeology site – Clune Hill (2 sides) 13 Archaeology site – Cairn O’Mount (2 sides) 14 Archaeology site – Culsh Souterrain (2 sides) 15 Archaeology site – Nine Stanes (2 sides) 16 Archaeology site – Capo Long Barrow 17 Archaeology site – Kirk 18

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FOREST HISTORY Forest History magazine page 1 19 Forest History magazine page 2 20 Forest History magazine page 3 21 Forest History magazine page 4 22 Forest History magazine page 5 23 Forest History magazine page 6 24 Forest History magazine page 7 25 Community Trust Newsletter June 2002 page 1 26 Birse Community Trust Newsletter June 2002 page 2 27 Birse Community Trust Newsletter Autumn 03 page 1 28 Birse Community Trust Newsletter Autumn 03 page 2 29

CASTLES, COAT OF ARMS, VICTORIAN ROYAL FAMILY, HERITAGE TRAIL The Castle Trail – Web page 30 Drum and Crathie Castles – Book extract 31 Photos – 32 Panoramic view of Balmoral 33 Coats of Arms connected with Deeside (1 ) 34 Coats of Arms connected with Deeside (2 ) 35 Coats of Arms connected with Deeside (3 ) 36 Coats of Arms connected with Deeside (4 ) 37 The arms of William Elphinstone 38 The arms of John Simpson 39 The arms of Robert Maitland 40 The arms of William Stewart 41 The arms of James IV of 42 The Milton Web pages – Victorian History (2) 43 - Web page 1 44 Balmoral Castle - Web page 2 45 Balmoral Castle - Web page 3 46 – Victorian Arch Web page 47 /Glen Quioch – Web Pages (2) 48 What to do – Activities for Children - Web (2) 49

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CHARACTERS FROM THE PAST Page No. Donald Dinnie (1837-1916) - Web page 50 Dinnie Stones - Web page 51 Photos – The Dinnie Steens (Stones) 52 Photo – Victorian Group 53 Text about the ‘Victorian Group’ photo 54 Fishwives on the shore 1910 55 Cove Fisher Couple 1890 56 Text Souter’s Workshop – James Merchant 57 Photos – Souter’s Workshop - A 58 Photos – Souter’s Workshop - B 59 BCT Newsletter – Souter’s Shop (2) 60 ARCHIVE PICTURES OF THE RIVER DEE AND LIST OF PASSES The Sources of the Dee – Text 1927 (2) 61 Photo – The Wells of Dee, 1927 62 Photo - The larger of the Pools of Dee (1925) 63 Photo -The Chest of Dee (1933) 64 Photo - In (1926) 65 The River Dee at -Devenick (1929) 66 Passes over “The ” East to West 67

FORDS, FERRIES AND BRIDGES OVER THE RIVER DEE (1) List of Fords crossing the River Dee 68 Historic list of Ferries on the River Dee 69 Bridges over the River Dee (1968) 70 Photo – Bridge at Spittal of Glenshee (1925) 71 Photo – The Chain Bridge 72 Photo – St. Devenick’s Bridge 73 Photo – Old at Invercauld (1935) 74 Photos – The Bridge 75 Photos – Bridge of Gairn 76 Photos – Steel suspension bridges over the Dee 77 Photo – Morrison’s Bridge 78 Photos – Bridges over the Dee 79 Deeside Field – Pilgrimage of the Deeside Bridges 80

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FORDS, FERRIES AND BRIDGES OVER THE RIVER DEE (2) Page No. The Second Brig 0’ 1984 81 Cambus O’May suspension bridge 82 Thomas Telford – Web Page 1 83 Thomas Telford – Web Page 2 84 Thomas Telford – Web Page 3 85 Thomas Telford – Web Page 4 86 Thomas Telford – Web Page 5 87 Plan of Telford Bridge over the River Dee 88 Web Page – George Wade 89

FLOODING The Muckle Spate 1829 – text – Deeside Field 90 The Floods of 1920 – Bridges of Ballater 91 Flooding – text (1925) 92 Cloudburst on Upper Deeside (1927) 93 Flooding – Painting/Engraving and text 94 Sketches – Wrecked Bridges at Ballater and Glen Quoich 95 Photos – Flooding on Upper Deeside 96

WATER WHEELS Photos – Turning the water wheels 97 Photos – Water Mill at 98 Photos – Finzean Saw Mill 99 BCT Newsletter – Finzean Wood Mills 100 BCT newsletter – Heritage Trees 101 BCT – Web pages – Visit BCT Projects 102 BCT – Web pages – Sawmill 103 BCT – Web pages – Water Power in Birse (2) 104 BCT – Web pages – Bucket Mill 105 BCT – Web pages – Bucket Mill Products 106 BCT – Web pages – Finzean Wood Mills 107 BCT – Web pages – Turning Mill 108

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CORACLES, FISHING AND SHIPPING Newspaper cutting –“ Paddle back in time” 109 Photo – Coracle made of hazel or willow 110 The Coracle – a one person boat… Web pages -2 111 Photos – Black and white – Coracles A 112 Photos – Black and white – Coracles B 113 Drying Fish at the Esplanade (1910) 114 Finnan Kilns (1911) 115 Photo – Trawlermen (1900) 116 Photo – “St. Sunniva” preparing for service 117 Photo – Launch of Aberdeen beach life-boat (1910) 118 Photo – Rows of trawlers (1920) 119 Photo – Shipbuilding on the Dee (1925) 120 Photo – Launch of the trawler “Summerlea” (1956) 121 Web pages (2) – The 122 Ballater - Old Railway Station Web page 123 Photos – The Railway Station Ballater 124 Photos – arriving at Ballater Station 125 Early days of the Deeside Railway pages 1 126 Early days of the Deeside Railway pages 2 127 Early days of the Deeside Railway pages 3 128 Early days of the Deeside Railway pages 4 129 ABERDEEN Distances in miles from Aberdeen to Deeside towns 130 Historical views of Aberdeen (around 1900) A 131 Historical views of Aberdeen (around 1900) B 132 General View of New Aberdeen (1790) 133 - Web page 1 134 Old Aberdeen - Web page 1 135 Old Aberdeen - Web page 1 136 Old Aberdeen - Web page 1 137 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 1 138 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 2 139 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 3 140 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 4 141 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 5 142 Book pages – tourist information on Dundee page 6 143

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SCOTS WORDS and MEANINGS Page No. Glossary of Scots words (1933) 144 List of Deeside Villages with possible meanings of names 145 List of Principal mountains with possible meanings 146 Texts – The Speech of Deeside – Deeside Field page 1 147 Texts – The Speech of Deeside – Deeside Field page 2 148

BOOKS HISTORY BOOKS In Box No. 1 Letter Book Title ISBN number code A, B 2 COPIES – Scottish place names books ISBN 1-84204-010-3 C Royal Deeside – George Washington Wilson ISBN 1-874078-06-8 D of the Dee – Robert Smith ISBN 1 870978 17 E Hotch Potch – old recipes for N.E. Scotland No ISBN F Old Banchory – David Jamieson ISBN 1-84033 087-2 G Aberdeen Remembered – City of Aberdeen ISBN 1-84033-268-9 Libraries and Museums H National Trust – and Garden No ISBN

STORY BOOKS, LANGUAGE AND POETRY In Box No. 1 Letter Book Title ISBN Number code A The Forest by David Bellamy ISBN 0-7112-1385-2 B The River by David Bellamy ISBN 0-7112-1387-9 C Wind in the Willows (adult version) ISBN 0-14-036685-7 D Wind in the Willows (children’s version) ISBN 0-7214-1653-5 E Tree Tales - contains stories about trees F The Water’s Journey – Eleonore Schmid ISBN 1-55858-360-2 G Otter in the Outhouse ISBN 0-340-69955-8 H Richard Rabbit goes boating – Truda Mordue ISBN 0-85503-046-1 I Animals of Farthing Wood – Story Collection ISBN 0-603-55339-7 J The Frog Ballet – Amanda McCardie ISBN 0-09-187300-2 K Language Folder – contains pieces of poetry and writing

GEOGRAPHY/LANDSCAPE BOOKS In Box No. 1 Letter Title of Book/Resource ISBN Number code A, B 2 copies –What are rivers ? Take off! ISBN 0-431-02345-X C Rivers, ponds & seashore – Discovering ISBN 0-7496-4609-8 Nature D Water ISBN 0-7496-3920-2 E Rivers (Earth Alert) ISBN 0-7502-3377-X F Why do we have? - Rivers & seas ISBN 0-600-58786-X G Ponds & Lakes- Usbourne Spotter’s Guide ISBN 0-7460-4134-9 H Rocks & Minerals, Usborne Spotter’s Guide ISBN 0-7460-4066-0 I The Scots Pine - Phil Gates ISBN 0-521-49932-1 J What’s under the ground? No number K Trees Usborne Pocket Nature ISBN 0-7460-51549 L Wild Flowers Lomond Guide ISBN 0-947782-36-2 M, N 2 copies – Native Woodlands of Scotland No ISBN – Forestry Commission O SNH – Soils – Scotland’s Living Landscape ISBN 1-85397-223-1 P SNH – Coasts – Scotland’s Living Landscape ISBN 1-85397-003-4 Q SNH – Boglands – Scotland’s Living ISBN 1-85397-102-0 Landscape

NATURAL HISTORY AND BIODIVERSITY Box No. 1 Number Book Title ISBN of copies A Birds Usborne Pocket Nature Fish Usborne ISBN 0-7460-51506 B Pocket Nature ISBN 0-7460-51514 C Pond Life – Trevor Beebee ISBN 0-095483-99-5 D Fish - Usborne Pocket Nature ISBN 0-7460-51514 E Birds – Usborne Pocket Nature ISBN 0-7460-51506 F Small freshwater creatures – Oxford Natural ISBN 0-19-8507984 History G Usborne spotter’s guide to Ponds & Lakes ISBN 9-780746041345 H Food for free – Richard Mabey ISBN 0-00-220159-3 I Freshwater fish of Britain and Europe– M. ISBN 1-84000392-8 Greenhalgh J Nature’s Calender – Woodland Trust No ISBN K Birds of Britain and Europe – Jim Flegg ISBN 1-85974-923-2

TEACHERS’ BOOKS In Box No. 1 Letter Title of book/resource ISBN Number code A Second Nature – Society, Science and Technology ISBN 1-901930-36-X B Nature Detectives – Woodland Trust No ISBN C Teaching about Energy – Clare Eastland ISBN 1-85741-088-2 D Primary Geography – RSPB ISBN 1-901930-17-3 E Focus on Rivers - WWF – Photopack and Teachers Book No ISBN F “Soils” – Teachers book for Posters (SNH) No ISBN “Who’s afraid of a bit of rain?” “What’s under your wellies?” G Earth Science Teaching Ideas – Landscape features No ISBN H The River Water Pack – Riverwatch No ISBN I The River Bank Pack – Riverwatch No ISBN J The River Valley Pack – Riverwatch No ISBN K The River Report – Riverwatch No ISBN L The River Valley Pack Investigations Booklet No ISBN M Wild Rivers Teachers Book (see also Poster) No ISBN N Life in the Deadwood (see also Poster) No ISBN O Wildlife Watch – Food for thought No ISBN P Scottish Water – Science Worksheets pack Q Bats in Scotland – Teaching Folder (Green) R Geology Teaching Folder (Green) Q Safety Guidelines Booklet

MAPS and POSTERS In Box No. 1 MAPS AND POSTERS page 1 Number Title of book/resource Item in box Number MAPS No. P1 – P15 1 Official Tourist map of Grampian Highlands & Aberdeen P1 1 1969 – Plan of Aberdeen – Bartholomew P2 1 Old Map of Aberdeen 1661 P3 1 Old Map of Aberdeen 1810 P4 1 Map of Aberdeen Harbour 1978 P5 1 The Dee Catchment – Scottish Water (A3) P6 1 Water Extraction – Treatment Works – River Dee (A3) P7 1 Waste Water Treatment Plants – River Dee (A3) P8 1 Scotland Map - Places in Scotland P9 1 Scotland Map – Rivers in Scotland P10 1 Map – Cairngorm National Park P11 1 Old Hand-drawn map of the River Dee P12 6 O.S. (A3 sheets) - The River Dee from Source to Mouth (sheets 1-6) P13 A-F 1 Holdsworth Fisherman’s map of the River Dee P14 1 Where to see wildlife – RSPB P15

FISH - POSTERS No. P16 – P19 1 Dangerous Journey Game- Salar the Salmon (A3) P16 1 Atlantic Salmon (A3) SNH P17 1 Atlantic Salmon Lifecycle P18 1 Salmon Recognition P19

BIRDS – POSTERS No. P20 – P25 1 Birds – Farm Favourites RSPB (2 sides) P20 1 Water Birds RSPB P21 1 Sparrowhalk bathing (A3) SNH P22 1 Capercaille (A3) SNH P23 1 (A3) SNH P24 1 Discover Birds – explore wildlife – Barn Owls (A3) P25

MAPS AND POSTERS page 2 In Box No. 1 Number Title of book/resource Item in box Number MAMMALS - POSTERS No. P26 – P34 1 Daubenton’s Bats (2 sides) P26 1 Twilight Zone – Bat stars of the night sky P27 1 Bats – Fascinating and mysterious P28 1 Brown long-eared Bat feeds by picking insects off leaves (A3) SNH P29 1 Red Deer Stag (A3) SNH P30 1 Pine Marten (A3) SNH P31 1 Red squirrel (A3) SNH P32 1 Otter – a species which is recovering in Scotland (A3) SNH P33 1 Water for Life – clean streams for wet and wild biodiversity (WW) P34

MINI-BEASTS – POSTERS No. P35 – P42 1 Mini-beasts of the Highlands and Islands P35 1 Butterfly Bonanza P36 1 Midge (under the microscope) P37 1 Emperor Moth (A3) SNH P38 1 Six Spot Burnet Moths (A3) SNH P39 1 Woodants (A3) SNH P40 1 Bug Sheet (A3) (HC) P41 1 What’s under your wellies? SNH (see also Teachers Book) P42

AMPHIBIANS – POSTERS No. P43 – P44 1 Adder – the only snake native to Scotland (A3) SNH P43 1 Frog (A3) SNH P44

TREES – POSTERS No. P45 – P51 1 Scottish Pinewoods P45 1 National Inventory Map of Woodland and Trees P46 1 Woodland Trees P47 1 Atlantic Oakwoods P48 1 Life in the Deadwood (see also teachers book) P49 1 Scot’s Pine (A3) SNH P50 1 How a tree works P51 MAPS AND POSTERS page 3 In Box No. 1 Number Title of book/resource Item in box Number

PLANTS - POSTERS No. P52 – P55 1 Sphagnum Moss (A3) SNH P52 1 Wild Flowers of the Highlands and Islands – Poster A P53 1 Wild Flowers of the Highlands and Islands – Poster B P54 1 Natural First Aid Remedies P55

RIVER/WATER POSTERS No. P56 – P65 1 From Source to sea – National Riverwatch P56 1 Water – where it comes from and where it goes – Large Colour P57 1 Water – where it comes from and where it goes – A3 black/white P58 1 Things we see in the river – National Riverwatch P59 1 Wild Rivers (see also teachers Book) P60 1 Landscape – Things which affect the river P61 1 Who’s afraid of a bit of rain? SNH (See also teachers book) P62 1 Water Cycle – Scottish Water P63 1 Water Treatment – Scottish Water P64 1 Waste Water – Scottish Water P65 1 Water Facts – How much water we use P66

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------POUCH Number 1 WATER SAFETY AND COUNTRYSIDE CODES How ITEM title In Box No. 2 Item code many 6 ‘Guide for outdoor lovers’ leaflet A1,A2,A3, A4,A5,A6 3 SNH Countryside Code leaflet B1,B2,B3 3 National Riverwatch Safety Code C1,C2,C3 1 ‘Killer Barbecues’ leaflet D 1 Be Water wise with Safeteasaurus E 1 Be Safe by the Sea F 1 Code of Practice recommended to Anglers and Canoeists G 1 On or near water – BE WATER WISE H 2 Marine Conservation Society – Seaside Code I1, I2 2 “Care of the Countryside” leaflets J1, J2 1 Basic Nature Code – Nature Detectives K1 2 Fact Box – Water Safety Code J1, J2 1 Basic Nature Code – Nature Detectives K1 2 Fact Box – Water Safety Code L1, L2 1 Safety in Field Work – yellow teachers’ notes M 1 Teachers’ Booklet – Safety Guidelines/children and water N

POUCH Number 2 DRINKING WATER AND WASTE WATER How ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item many code 1 WWF Lifelines Magazine Lessons for us all A 1 WWF Lifelines Magazine Blue Gold B 1 WWF Lifelines Magazine Rethinking Water C 1 A3 poster – “The Issues – River Dee” D 1 Activities within a river catchment which affect the river E 1 Chloramination leaflet – Scottish Water F 1 Acidification leaflet – SEPA G 1 Water Efficient Living Booklet – Scottish Water H 1 Your Waste Water Booklet – Scottish Water I 1 Your Water Booklet – Scottish Water J 1 ‘We’ll meet again… don’t put rubbish down the toilet – leaflet K 1 Water extraction from the river L 1 Recycling Water – Industry/towns M 1 Fact Box – Water Treatment N POUCH Number 3 Video/Booklet/Synopsis ‘Designs that Hold Water’ S.U.D.S. – Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems How ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item many code 1 Video – ‘Designs that Hold Water’ S.U.D.S. A 1 Yellow sheet – Synopsis - ‘Designs that hold water’ B 1 S.U.D.S. Booklet C 2 S.U.D.S. Leaflets D 1 N.E. biodiversity – Managing Water E 1 Pond Design Booklet F 1 Guidance Notes – Water Courses and their banks/ Flooding G 1 Drainage Impact Assessment Booklet H 1 Providing drainage for new development I

POUCH Number 4- 1. Wildlife Crime 2. Pollution 3. Climate Change How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 2 Postcards – Picture of bluebells ‘Stolen from the Wild’ A1,A2 1 The Poaching of Game, Deer and Salmon in Scotland leaflet B 1 Crimes against Wild Mammals C 1 SNH Booklet – Scotland’s Wildlife – The Law and You D 1 WWF Lifelines Magazine ‘River Pollution who pays?’ E 1 Poster – Young Salmon and Trout - Prohibition against capture F 1 Crimes against Amphibians and Freshwater Pearl Mussels G 1 Magazine Pages – Wildlife Crime H 1 Magazine Page – Moss the latest criminal target I 1 River Dee Catchment map showing acid levels in the River Dee J 1 A3 – Mag pages – Climate Change – Phenology ‘Signs of the times’ K 1 Magazine page – Climate Change – forests L 1 Junior Education Pages – Climate Change – ‘Wet, Wet, Wet’ M 1 Plastic waste pollution – factsheet Marine Conservation Soc. N 1 N.E. biodiversity – Pollution – current factors affecting wildlife O 1 SEPA – sheet – Yellow Fish – Pollution P 1 SEPA – sheet – Water Quality Q 1 SEPA – sheet – Acidification R 1 “Preventing Pollution is………” leaflet S 1 Newspaper cutting – Disaster as heat turns salmon river to sauna T 1 Web pages – Salmon disaster as Dee turns into ‘sauna’ U 1 Magazine page – Alarming rise in badger baiting V

POUCH Number 5 1.NATURE RESERVES 2.COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 The National Park leaflet and map A 1 Forvie National Nature Reserve leaflet B 1 Cairngorm National Park Visitors Guide C 1 Parklife – Newsletter D 1 Magazine page – Communities – What can YOU do? E 1 Magazine page – Recreation in the forests F 1 N.E. biodiversity – Community Involvement G 1 WWF – We’ve all felt the magic of Scotland’s Wild Rivers H 1 WWF - What’s good for rivers is good for people – Booklet I 1 WWF – Wild Rivers – Demonstration and advisory project J 1 WWF – Wild Rivers Booklet K 1 River Dee – Plan Issues L POUCH Number 6 TOURISM IN DEESIDE In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item Code 1 Photos – Caravan Park Deeside A Trout Fishing Loch 1 Photos – Recreation and Tourism – Canoeing and skiing B 1 Photos – Tourism and Recreation – Cycling and Walking C 1 Photo – Families picnicking beside the Dee D Large selection of Tourism leaflets E Pouch Number 7 INDUSTRY IN DEESIDE In Box No. 2 Item Code 1 Deeside Spring Water leaflet A 1 Deeside Spring Water background notes B 1 Cordiners – Victoria Sawmills C 1 Magazine page – Working Forests D 1 Magazine page – Employment (1) E 1 Magazine page – Employment (2) F 1 Activities within a river catchment which affect the river G 1 Photo – Salmon fishing on the Dee – Scottish Angling Industry H 1 Photo – Aberdeen Harbour (1) – The mouth of the Dee…. I 1 Photo – Aberdeen Harbour (2) – The Harbour operates…. J 1 Photo – Deeside Spring Water K 1 Photo – Commercial Forestry Plantation L 1 Photo – Timber processing M 1 Photo – Pressure treated timber N 1 Photo – Cordiners Saw Mill – Banchory O 1 Photo – Finished Timber P 1 Web page – Fishing on the River Dee Q 1 Photo – Commercial Forestry Plantation R 1 Newspaper Cutting – “Anglers reel in £113m to Scot. Economy S

POUCH Number 8 FARMING AND EROSION In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Photo – ‘Cattle by a stream showing erosion’ A 1 Photo – ‘Buffer zone between farmland and river’ B 1 Photo – ‘Erosion by sheep and cattle at a burn’ C 1 Photo – ‘Fences protect the vegetation’ D 1 Species Rich Grassland - summary notes E Local Habitat Action Plan 1 Farmland – summary notes F Local Habitat Action Plan 1 Photo – ‘Watering Point’ G 1 Photo – ‘The river bank has been newly planted’ H 1 Photo - Before and after Erosion at Meadow Farm I 1 N.E. biodiversity – Erosion/Grazing pressures/land clearance J 1 N.E. biodiversity – Farming – semi natural grassland K 1 N.E. biodiversity – Land Management L 1 Magazine – Sitelines Article – Green Lifeline to Farmers M 1 Photos – 2 on A4 sheet – Dredging and solutions for wildlife N 1 Activities within a river catchment which affect the river O 2 Dredging, Ditching and drainage leaflet Page 1 P1 Dredging, Ditching and drainage leaflet Page 2 P2 1 Managing River Habitats for Fisheries Q 1 WWF – Wild Rivers – Inverlocharig Burn R 1 WWF – Wild Rivers – West Water Demonstration Site S 1 Oil care on the farm T 1 Photos – Pig Farm Deeside U 1 Riparian Management – caring for Burns and Riverbanks V 3 Photos – Burn – Buffer strip W1 Farmland in Deeside/geese in fields W2 Farming in Deeside/sheep dips W3 1 The River’s Journey – Erosion X 1 Photo – Loch of Skene – ‘algal bloom’/fertiliser Y 1 Magazine page – Water, air and soil – Trees stop erosion Z

POUCH Number 9 MINI-BEASTS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Moths booklet – Butterfly Conservation A 2 Emperor Moths leaflets B1,B2 2 Wood ants leaflets C1,C2 1 Common Garden Butterflies Butterfly Conservation D 1 Photo –Alderfly laying eggs – Pond life E 1 Photo – Water Boatman – Pondlife F 1 Photo – Dragonfly Nymph eating Froglet – Pondlife G 1 Photo – Golden ringed dragonfly H 1 Photo – Waterflea with eggs – Pondlife I 1 Photo – Waterlouse feeding on dead dragonfly- Pondlife J 2 Photos – Blue Damselflies mating – Pondlife K1 Blue Damselfly on yellow plant K2 1 Photo – Pond Skater – Pondlife L 2 Photos – Great Diving Beetle – Pondlife M1 Emergence of Caddis Fly M2 1 Photo – Earthworm and Centipede – Small Creatures N 1 Photo - Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly – Small Creatures O 1 Photo – Dragonfly – Small Creatures P 1 Photo – Ladybird and Stag Beetle – Small Creatures Q 2 Photos – Garden Tigermoth – Small Creatures R1 Bumble Bee R2 2 Photos – Garden Spider – Small Creatures S1 Black slug and garden snail S2 1 Photo – Common Green Grasshoppers – Small Creatures T 1 Photo – Red Ants – Small Creatures U 1 N.E. biodiversity – Cranefly/alder hoverfly/stonefly V 1 Pond Life (P31) 2 sides Green A4 animal information for photos W 1 Small Creatures (P56) as above X 16 pages Web pages – Information sheets – Pond Animals Y1 to Y16

POUCH Number 10 PEARL MUSSELS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 SNH Booklet – River Runners A Freshwater pearl mussel, Atlantic Salmon, Lampreys 1 Photo (1) – Fresh water pearl mussel B 1 N.E. biodiversity – Freshwater Pearl Mussels C 1 Photos – How do pearl Mussels get back up river? D 2 Information Diagram showing the relationship between E1,E2 – Migratory Salmonids and Pearl Mussels 1 Photo (2) – Freshwater pearl mussels F

POUCH Number 11 FISH In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item Code 2 SNH – River Runners Book A1, A2 Altantic Salmon and Lampreys 3 SNH – Saving Scottish Sea Trout leaflets B1,B2,B3 2 WWF – Sea Trout information leaflets C1,C2 1 Altantic Salmon Facts Book D 3 All About …Salmon leaflets E1,E2,E3 1 Brown Trout – Web Pages F 1 Lamprey: Relicts from the past – A4 information pages G 3 SNH – Lampreys leaflets H1,H2,H3 1 Photo –Arctic Charr I 1 Photo A – Kelts (Salmon which have spawned) J 1 Photo B – Kelts (Salmon which have spawned) K 1 Photo – Fly fishing L 1 Managing Salmon and Trout – How Science can help M Taking Stock booklet 2 Graphs – showing River Dee rod catch/Scotland catch – Salmon N1, N2 1 Marine Conservation Soc. Factsheets – Fish O 1 Photo – Falls of Feugh – Salmon leap here P 1 Photo – Salmon Trapping Q 1 Photo – Fish caught in broodstock trap R 1 Photo – Salmon – stripping eggs S 1 Photo – Salmon – Stripping milt from male salmon T 1 Photo – Salmon – Egg planting at Corrichie U 1 Photo – Releasing Salmon Fry V 1 Photos – Migration Routes of Salmon W - The Falls of Feugh – hazard for salmon 1 N.E. biodiversity – Salmon X 4 FRS Information sheet – Pike. Crayfish Y1,Y2 Freshwater Lice, Greyling Y3,Y4

POUCH Number 12 REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item Code 3 All About ….Slow Worm and Adder leaflets A1,A2,A3 1 Photo – Common Lizard and Smooth Newts B 1 Photo – Toad and Frog C 1 N.E. biodiversity – Newts D 1 Photo – Common Frogs spawning E

POUCH Number 13 BIRDS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 2 Birds Booklet – Nature Conservancy – Cairngorms A1,A2 1 Urgent Conservation Management /Scottish Capercaille B 1 Magazine page – Crested Tits C 1 All About…….Capercaillie leaflet D 2 All About……Golden Eagle leaflets E1,E2 1 SNH Factsheet – Woodland Wildlife Series – Capercaillie F 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Goldeneye Sheet A G1,G2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Goldeneye Sheet B H1.H2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Sheet A I1,I2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Black Grouse Sheet B J1,J2 3 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet –Osprey 1Sheet A/2-sheetB K1,K2,K3 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Barn Owl Sheet A L1,L2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Barn Owl Sheet B M1,M2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Sheet A N1,N2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Scottish Crossbill Sheet B O1,O2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Siskin Sheet A P1,P2 2 RSPB Forest Birds Facts Sheet – Siskin Sheet B Q1,Q2 2 2 A4 sheets Photos Moorhen with young in nest - Pondlife R1 Oystercatcher and eggs on roof in Aberdeen R2 1 ‘Eider Deuks or annets’ leaflet written in Scots language S 1 A3 poster – Magazine pages – ‘Winter Visitors’ T 1 Magazine Page – Tree habitats U1 3 Web pages – UK Safari: Grey Herons, Black-headed Gulls, Mallard Ducks U2, U3, U4 1 N.E. biodiversity – Goldeneye ducks V 8 RSPB small white information leaflets on Birds – Swallow; sand martin; lapwing; W1,W2,W3, kingfisher; skylark; ducks and ducklings; W4,W5,W6 woodpeckers; Fish-eating birds W7,W8 2 RSPB – Birds – some questions answered/Feeding Birds X1, X2 5 Photos – Oyster Catcher, Birds from Deeside, Pied Wagtail, Y1,Y2,Y3, Black Headed Gull nesting, Dipper, Crested Tit, Y4,Y5,Y6, Golden Eagle Y7 12 RSPB – large A4 green information –Farming and Crofting Corn Bunting; ; Skylark, Z1,Z2,Z3, Snipe; Reed Bunting; Linnet; Z4,Z5,Z6, Yellowhammer; Twite; Curlew, Z7,Z8,Z9, Lapwing; Grey Partridge; Z10,Z11, Tree Sparrow Z12 1 Food from the Mud information sheet Z13

POUCH Number 14 MAMMALS DEPENDANT ON THE WATER How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 2 WWF information leaflet – European Beaver A1,A2 1 The Mammals Society – Help us find more about Water B Shrews 1 The Mammals Society – The Water Vole booklet C 1 The Mammals Society – The Otter booklet D 1 Newspaper cutting – ‘Voles tell a happier tale of the E riverbank’ 1 Photo – Water Vole – Pondlife F 1 Water Vole – summary notes – Local Species Action Plan G 1 Biodiversity Press Release – ‘Ratty Hangs on in the North H East’ 1 Web pages – In defence of the water-vole I 1 Water Voles in the Highlands – British Wildlife pages J 1 Otter Species – Web Pages – International Otter Survival K Fund 1 The Mammal Society – The Otter - information sheet L 1 The Mammal Society – The Water Vole – information sheet M 1 N.E. biodiversity – Water Vole N 1 N.E. biodiversity - Otters O 1 N.E. biodiversity – European Beaver P 1 Magazine pages (2) “Otters on top!” Q 1 Scottish Wildlife Trust – Information– The European Beaver R 1 Scottish Wildlife Trust – Information sheet – The Otter S 2 Web pages – S.W.T. – The Otter/ The European Beaver T1, T2

POUCH Number 15 TREE BASED MAMMALS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 2 The Bat Conservation Society – Daubenton’s Bat A1, A2 1 The Wildlife Trusts – Managing River Valleys for Bats B 1 SNH – Bats and People booklet C 2 SNH – Red Squirrels booklets D1, D2 3 All About…..Pine Marten leaflets E1,E2,E3 1 SNH – Woodland Wildlife Series – Pine Marten Factsheet F 1 Red Squirrel – Summary Notes - Local Species Action Plan G 1 Web pages- ‘Have you seen a squirrel?’ H 1 The Mammal Society – The Red Squirrel factsheet I 1 The Mammal Society – The Pine Marten factsheet J 1 N.E. biodiversity – Red Squirrel K 1 N.E. biodiversity – Bats L 1 Photos – 2 on A4 sheet – Red Squirrel and Grey Squirrel M1 1 Photo - 1 on A4 sheet – Pine Marten M2 1 Magazine Page – Red Squirrels – “Did you know?” N 1 Managing River Valleys for Bats - Booklet O 1 The Young Batworker Newsletter – Bat Conservation Trust P 1 Game for up to 6 players – BATtle for Survival Q POUCH Number 16 OTHER MAMMALS In Box No. 2 1 SNH – Badgers and Development - Booklet A 2 SNH – Badgers - Booklets B1, B2 1 Mink Booklet – Johnny Birks C 1 The Mammal Society – ‘Take action for British Mammals’ D 1 The Mammals Society – Endangered British Mammals leaflet E 1 The Mammals Society – The Badger factsheet F 1 The Mammals Society – The Brown Hare factsheet G 1 The Mammals Society – The Red Fox factsheet H 1 The Mammals Society – The Hedgehog factsheet I 1 The Mammals Society – The Common Seal factsheet J 1 The Mammals Society – The Grey Seal factsheet K 1 The Mammals Society – The Wildcat factsheet L 1 The Mammals Society – The Weasel factsheet M 1 The Mammals Society – The Wood or Long Tailed Field Mouse N 1 The Mammals Society – The Roe Deer factsheet O 1 The Mammals Society – The Common Shrew factsheet P 1 The Mammals Society – The Rabbit factsheet Q 1 The Mammals Society – The Mole factsheet R 2 All About…….Red Deer S1,S2 1 Woodland Wildlife Series – Red Deer factsheet T 2 Mammals Booklet – Nature Conservancy Council U1,U2 POUCH Number 16 OTHER MAMMALS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Photo – Deer stalkers spying Red Deer V 1 Photo – Deer stalkers on Mar Estate using stalking pony W 1 Photo – Red deer crossing the Dee X 1 Photo – Mountain Hare, Wildcat Y1, Y2 2 Magazine pages – When the deer came down to the Dee Z1, Z2

POUCH Number 17 TREES/PLANTS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 5 Forestry Commission – An Easy Guide to Forest Trees A1,A2,A3, - Leaflet/posters A4,A5 1 Native Woodlands of Scotland Booklet B 2 Nature Conservancy Council – Wild Flowers booklet C1,C2 2 Nature Conservancy Council – Trees and Dwarf Shrubs D1,D2 2 WWF – Alder information sheets E1,E2 1 The Green Diary Newsletter F 1 WWF – Lifelines – Forests for Life G 2 All About……Scots Pine H1,H2 1 A3 Poster – Oak - Forestry Commission I 1 A3 Poster - Larch – Forestry Commission J 1 A3 Poster – Sitka Spruce – Forestry Commission K 1 A3 Poster – Scots Pine – Forestry Commission L 1 A3 Poster – Silver Birch – Forestry Commission M 1 A3 Poster – Ash – Forestry Commission N 1 Scotland’s Trees, Woods and Forests - Booklet O 1 Photo – Alder woodland P 1 Photo – Native pine woodland Q 1 Photo – Harvester – ‘Twenty years ago…….’ R 1 Photo – Harvester – ‘This harvester is shredding…….’ S 1 Photo – Harvester – ‘This harvester is thinning…..’ T 1 Magazine page – How many trees? U 1 Magazine page – Native Woodlands V 1 N.E. biodiversity – Plants W 1 N.E. biodiversity – non native plants/trees X 1 Wild Rivers – Forestry and Water Demonstration Sites Y 1 Forests and Birds Booklet Z1 3 Web pages – British Trees . com (Crack Willow, Rowan, Alder) Z2, Z3,Z4 1 Web page – Biodiversity plants – Algae and Eutrophication Z5

POUCH Number 18 ONE-OFF IDENTIFICATION KEYS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 The Living Stream circle key (Use for photocopying only) A 1 The Living Stream Booklet B 1 Lichen and Air Pollution C 1 The Tree Name Trail – Key to Common Trees D 1 The Freshwater Name Trail- key invertebrates of E ponds/streams 1 A Guide to British Mammal tracks and signs F 1 Guide to commoner water plants G 1 Guide to keeping common frog tadpoles H 1 Value for Wildlife and Slope Measurer I

POUCH Number 19 3 SETS OF IDENTIFICATION KEYSIn Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 3 SETS Identification Keys A, B, C

POUCH Number 20 3 SETS OF IDENTIFICATION KEYS In Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 3 SETS Identification Keys D, E, F

POUCH Number 21 BACKGROUND READING FOR TEACHERS Box No. 2 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Scottish Natural Heritage Magazine Spring 2003 A 1 Scottish Natural Heritage Magazine Summer/Autumn 2003 B 1 River Dee – Access and Fishing Study C 1 The River Dee – Plan Issues Book D 1 SNH – Cairngorm Massif E 1 SNH – North East Glens F 1 SNH - North Eastern Coastal Plain G

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POUCH Number 22 Video and Synopsis ‘My dear paradise in the Highlands’ How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – My Dear paradise in the Highlands A 1 Yellow sheet – Synopsis of above video B

POUCH Number 23 Video and Synopsis ‘Meeting at River Creek How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – Meeting at River Creek SNH A 1 Poster – “A Shared Resource” SNH B 2 Leaflets – “A Shared Resource” C1, C2 1 Synopsis of above video D

POUCH Number 24 Video and Synopsis ‘While Stocks Last How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – “While stocks last” – Paul Young A 1 Synopsis of above video B

POUCH Number 25 Video and Synopsis ‘Catch and Release’ How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – “Catch and Release” – Paul Young A 1 Synopsis of above video B

POUCH Number 26 Video and Synopsis “The River Dee” – Grampian TV How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – ‘The River Dee’ A 1 Yellow sheet – Synopsis of the above video B

POUCH Number 27 Video and Synopsis‘River Severn – Source to Sea’ BBC2 How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – BBC2 Landmarks Video – River Severn Source to Sea A 1 Synopsis of the above video B

POUCH Number 28 Synopsis and Video – Water and Water Life RSPB How many ITEM name In Box No. 2 Item code 1 Video – Water and Water Life RSPB A 1 Synopsis of the above video B

Pouch Number 29 In Box No. 2 Geographical features/Landscape/Towns and Great Pictures! How many ITEM name Item code 1 Photo - Punch bowl – Mar Estate A 1 Photo – Looking towards from Craigendarroch B 1 Photo – Glen Derry C 1 Photo – River Dee between and Balmoral Castle D 1 Photo - The Angel’s Peak E 1 Photo – A healthy burn F 1 Photo – Quoich Wetlands G 1 Photo - The Lairig-Ghru H 1 Photo – Reed Beds I 1 Postcards (2 on A4 sheet) and BRAEMAR J 1 Postcards (2 on A4 sheet) BALLATER and K 1 Photos (2 on A4 sheet) Bridge of Feugh, Nr Banchory L 1 Photos (2 on A4 sheet) Reedbed Loch Kinord and Loch Einich M 1 Photos – The Linn of Dee – Ice and icicles N Photos – The Linn of Dee – well known Beauty Spot O 1 Photos – The Pot Hole on Mar Estate P 1 Photos- The Floodplain where the River Quioich meets Dee Q 1 Photos – Linn of Quoich, Estate (NTS) R 1 Photos – The Dee at Braemar/Looking towards Mar Lodge S 1 Photo – The Source of the Dee – Wells of Dee T 1 Photos – Burn O’Vat and the Muir of U 1 Photos – Loch Davan and Loch Kinnord V 1 Photos – Muirburn on a grouse moor/ Birkwood W 1 Photos – Wet flush/ Cairngorms Plateau X 1 Photo – River Dee, Braemar Y

TEACHERS’ RESOURCES/ CD Roms/ MUSIC / 3D MODELS

POUCH Number 30 TEACHERS RESOURCE In Box No. 1 How many ITEM name Item code 1 National Riverwatch – The River Water Pack A 1 National Riverwatch – The River Bank Pack B 1 National Riverwatch – The River Valley Pack C 1 National Riverwatch – The River Report D 1 National Riverwatch – The River Valley Pack Investigations E 1 WWF – Wild Rivers – teaching approaches F 1 Wildlife Watch – LINK – Food for thought G 1 RSPB – Primary Geography H

POUCH Number 31 CD Roms and CD Music and Tapes In Box No. 1 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Salmon Go to School CD Rom – Bob Laughton A 1 SNH – Biodiversity in Scotland CD Rom B 1 Riverside Explorer CD Rom C 1 Music CD – Smetana D 1 Music CD – Handel’s Water Music E 1 CD – Rom – Science Work – Scottish Water F 1 Bats in Scotland – cassette tape of bat sounds G

POUCH Number 32 RESOURCE LIST/ FLOPPY DISC /CD In Box No. 1 How many ITEM name Item code 1 Bound Hard copy of the Resource list A The Resource List should either be photocopied or printed out by each new user and used as a checklist before the Resource is returned 1 CD Rom containing Resource List B 1 Floppy disc containing Resource List C CD Rom D – containing 5-14 Planning, Lesson Plans, Worksheets

POUCH Number 33 Examples of 3D models of Mini-beasts In Box No. 1 How many ITEM name Item code 6 Made up 3D models on white card of Mini-beasts A - F 1 Worksheet – “Can you discover what these mini-beasts are?” G