SITE	GRID REF.	DESCRIPTION
Allt Grillan Gorge SSSI	NG 4130	Trees include Wych Elm, Aspen, Hazel, Rowan, Holly, Birch, Willow. A rich ground flora includes Stone Bramble, Melancholy Thistle, Ramsons, Northern Bedstraw, Woodruff, Wild Strawberry, False Brome, Wood Sedge. Ferns include Hard Shield Fern, Lady Fern, Beech Fern, Mountain Fern, Wilson's Filmy Fern, Scaly Male Fern, Brown Buckler Fern, Narrow Buckler Fern. Lichens include Ocellularia subtilis, Conotrema homaloptropum & Pseudocyphellaria thousarsii.
Allt na Dunaiche	NG 5421	Part of the Cuillins SSSI. Cuts through Durness Limestone and supports a very rich calcicolous flora, with a fine Atlantic bryophyte assemblage. On N-facing ravine walls, especially by the upper falls, there are good hepatic-rich heather communities.
Bearreraig Bay	NG 5153	Part of the Rigg-Bile SSSI. Hazel wood containing 57 corticolous lichens and 25 oceanic species.
Bla Bheinn	NG 5221	Part of the Cuillins SSSI. A remarkably rich flora, both of vascular plants and bryophytes, including several national rarities. A good habitat for Ring Ouzels.
Bornesketaig	NG 3771	Large wintering population of White-fronted Geese.
Broadford Bay	NG 6523	The mudflats support a large wintering population of White-fronted Geese.
Camas Malag	NG 5819	Part of the Strath SSSI. A well-developed limestone pavement extends down to the shore in places and interesting maritime limestone crevice communities occur.
Coille Dalavil SSSI	NG 5905	Mixed woodland on Torridonian sandstone, supporting a nationally important lichen flora.
Coille Gaireallach	NG 6019	Part of the Strath SSSI. Best example of a Birch/Hazel wood developed on Durness limestone. Situated on a gentle north-facing slope, a rich limestone ground flora alternates with acid heath and flushes, with open areas and sink holes.
Coille Thogabhaig SSSI	NG 6112	Ash/Oak woodland with a rich and varied flora and fauna, including probably the finest woodland bird community on Skye. The Atlantic lichen and bryophyte communities are among the richest in Britain. Beetles include Rhizophagus nitidulus and Barynotus moerens.
Coire Uaigneich	NG 5321	Part of the Cuillins SSSI. Jurassic limestone cliffs with luxuriant vegetation. The north-west-facing cliffs support rich, ungrazed, tall herb communities with numerous rare mosses and liverworts. The lower slopes are covered by a range of bog and fen communities.
Cuillins SSSI	NG 42	Above c.400m well drained slopes support either Agrostis-Festuca grasslands, with Alpine Lady's Mantle and other montane herbs, or species-poor Calluna heaths. There is a high density of breeding birds of prey. A rare Carabid beetle occurs on the N tops. The higher gabbro cliffs support a sparse but interesting flora, including the rarities: Arctic Mouse-ear, Rock Whitlowgrass, Alpine Meadow Grass, Glaucous Meadow Grass, Alpine Saxifrage and Alpine Rock Cress. Alpine Hair Grass grows on the summits.
Elgol coast SSSI	NG 5113	Jurassic limestone cliffs with Hazel, Sessile Oak, Wych Elm, Hawthorn and Aspen. The field layer includes Wood Vetch, Northern Bedstraw and Melacholy Thistle. Bryophytic species of note include Gymnostomum calcareum, Metzgeria pubescens and Leiocola badensis.
Geary Ravine SSSI	NG 2663	A coastal wooded ravine cut through calcareous basalts. Supports a rich and diverse flora of both vascular plants and bryophytes, reflecting some maritime influence.
Glen Meadhonach	NG 6005	North slopes support Oak woods with Birch and Rowan on acid soils. The field layer is dominated by Wavy Hair Grass, Bilberry, Wood Sorrel and Hard Fern. South slopes support Birch/Hazel woods with Rowan. Notable species include Tutsan, Stone Bramble and Globe Flower.
Glen Sligachan	NG 4927	An impressive example of peatland little disturbed by man. Along the broad valley bottom are a series of mesotrophic Schoenus flushes, rich Phragmites dominated fens, Molinia floodplain mires and blanket bog.
Leac nan Craobh	NG 5720	Part of the Strath SSSI. A particularly fine exposure of limestone pavement.
Loch a Ghlinne	NG 5905	Part of the Dalavil SSSI. Ten species of dragonflies have been recorded here. Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter..
Loch Cill Chriosd	NG 6120	Part of the Strath SSSI. Calcareous loch with extensive fen at its western end. 34 species of mollusc have been recorded here. Frequented by Whooper swans and ducks in winter, including Goldeneye.
Loch Cuithir	NG 4759	A Common haunt of Pochard in winter.
Loch Duagrich	NG 3939	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Loch Dunvegan	NG 2547	Mudflats suitable for wildfowl.
Loch Husabost	NG 2052	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Loch Mealt	NG 5065	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Loch Mor	NG 1448	Frequented by Whooper swans and ducks in winter, including Goldeneye.
Loch na Dal	NG 7015	Fine Birch/Oak and Hazel/Ash woods on Torridonian sandstone, with a very rich bryophyte flora, especially epiphytes, with Atlantic species well represented. Ravines contain rare Atlantic cryptograms. Sallow carrs occur beside the loch.
Loch na h-Airde	NG 3916	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Loch Portree	NG 4842	Mudflats suitable for wildfowl.
Loch Snizort Beag	NG 4049	Mudflats suitable for wildfowl.
Loch Suardal	NG 2350	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Preshal Mor	NG 3329	Part of the Talisker SSSI. The basalt cliffs support a rich flora, with Roseroot, Hoary Whitlow Grass, Mossy Saxifrage, Mountain Sorrel, Alpine Sawwort, Moonwort and Alpine Meadow Rue. The north-facing cliffs support a rich bryophyte flora.
Rigg-Bile SSSI	NG 54 & NG 55	Jurassic limestone cliffs support Hazel, Alder, Grey Willow, Goat Willow, Rowan, Wych Elm, Birch, Aspen, and Holly with an interesting flora including Mountain Avens, Hairy Rock Cress, Moss Campion, False Brome and Melancholy Thistle. Sand Fescue occurs on the shore. Bird species include Raven, Willow Warbler and Stonechat.
Rubha Hunish SSSI	NG 4076	North-facing basalt cliff with a varied flora including Moss Campion, Roseroot, Hoary Whitlow Grass, Scots Lovage, Stone Bramble and Sea Spleenwort.
Rubha na h-Airde Glaise	NG 5145	Part of the Rigg-Bile SSSI. On the dry exposed cliffs there is a good assemblage of rupestral bryophytes including Grimmia apocarpa (var. homodictyon), Ulota americana and Antitrichia curtipendula.
Sligachan lochs SSSI	NG 4730	A group of small shallow lochans set in acid peat moorland. The rich aquatic flora includes Water Lobelia and Pipewort. Greenshank nest in the vicinity. Surrounding the lochs is a complex of bog and fen with Bog Orchid, Broad-leaved Cotton Grass, Bog Sedge, Dioecious Sedge, Few-flowered Sedge, Bog Hair Grass and the mosses Sphagnum strictum, Sphagnum umbricatum, Acrocladium trifarium and Campylopus shawii. White Beak Sedge abounds.
Stockval	NG 3529	Part of the Talisker SSSI. The basalt cliffs support a rich flora, with Roseroot, Hoary Whitlow Grass, Mossy Saxifrage, Mountain Sorrel, Alpine Sawwort, Moonwort and Alpine Meadow Rue. The north-facing cliffs support a rich bryophyte flora.
Storr lochs	NG 5050	Frequented by ducks and Whooper swans in winter.
Strath SSSI	NG 51, NG 52, NG 61, NG 62	The site is one of great ecological diversity, with fine examples of limestone pavement, limestone grassland, open gravel flushes, a ravine, two lime-enriched lochs with adjoining soligenous mire systems and Birch/Hazel and Ash/Hazel woodland. The Durness limestone exposures are the most extensive in Britain, although much of the bedrock is covered with acidic drift. The site supports a number of rare plants including Mountain Avens, Alpine Cinqefoil, Dark Red Helleborine, Rock Sedge and Herb Paris.
Talisker SSSI	NG 32, NG 33	The site supports a high population of breeding birds of prey. The maritime grassland of the coastal cliffs supports rare day-flying moth populations.
Torrin woods	NG 5820	Part of the Strath SSSI. A fine example of Ash/Hazel woodland on Durness limstone with strong Hawthorn and emergent Ash components.
Trotternish Ridge SSSI		Contains one of the most outstanding assemblages of montane plants in the Hebrides. The bryophyte flora is unique to north-west Scotland, with several rare species, as well as many Atlantic species. Provides a good habitat for Ring Ouzels.
Ulfhart Woods	NG 4617	Part of the Cuillins SSSI. Has an interesting lepidopteran fauna.