Type of plan |
Partnership and plan name |
Target code and text |
Target status |
Assessment date |
Latest progress report |
| LBAP partnership |
1997 - 2007 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Marsh and Swamp) |
MS-T02
To create small areas of marsh and swamp habitats including reedbeds in the Cotswold Water Park. Target Date:- to be determined after survey described in Standing Open Water Habitat Action Plan, SOW-A01.
Methodology:
Record restoration plans of areas of new mineral extraction and plans for change of use for existing water bodies and monitor use of Water Park Society/EN Grants while in existence.
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Target achieved |
31/12/2007 |
SITA (Landfill Tax) 2008-2011.
Cotswold Water Park Society Project: Reedbed Creation at Cleveland Lakes (Project 1601): Funded by SITA Trust / ALSF, Creation of 6ha reed bed commencing spring 2008 as part of wider habitat creation and enhancement at Cleveland Lakes, ongoing reedbed monitoring and fencing with supplementary reed planting in 2009-2011
Small areas of reed bed created at:
Friday Island (Lake 55) 2003 onward. 2ha approx.
Lower Mill Estate, Lake 57, 2002 onwards: 1 ha approx of reed bed and lagoon created.
Lower Mill Estate, Lake 45, 2004: less than 0.25 ha of reed bed created around the central island.
Lake 75, Cerney Wick 2004. Construction of a single holiday lodge was accompanied by limitations to use of lake for water sports during the winter and accompanying habitat creation and enhancement for breeding and wintering waterbirds. 0.25 ha of reed created.
Lakes 31 and 32, Keynes Country Park: main reedbed of 0.25 ha is maintained by good management with accompanying areas of smaller reed cover established elsewhere on site. |
| LBAP partnership |
1997 - 2007 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Otters) |
OT-T01
Maintain and enhance suitable habitats for Otters in the Cotswold Water Park.
Methodology:
Continue to monitor the Otter population in the Upper Thames Catchment on a monthly basis through the establishment of a network of volunteers recruited from the local population and through Wildlife Trusts. Ensure all information is passed to local EA officer for regional and national monitoring and reporting schemes.
Undertake a fuller assessment of the lake habitats in the CWP to identify habitat enhancements to improve the lakes for Otters, providing safe corridors of movement between lakes and rivers, and identifying quiet no-development areas to ensure any future Otter population remains viable.
Monitor implementation of enhancement agreements under the Upper Thames Otter Habitat Project.
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Target achieved |
31/12/2007 |
In 1996, Otters were yet to be recorded using the Cotswold Water Park (based upon Sykes 2004, Upper Thames Otter Habitat Project: Habitat Assessment. A report by EA and BBONT). Otter field signs had been recorded on several of the Upper Thames tributaries during the early 1990’s including the Rivers Windrush and Coln. It is likely that Otters were starting to naturally recolonise the Cotswold Water Park, and during the lifespan of the CWP Biodiversity Action Plan 1996-2007, the Otter fully recolonised and established a breeding population in the Cotswold Water Park.
During 1999, The Otter Trust, Bungay, Norfolk, released 17 Otters in the Eastern Cotswold Water Park in a series of phased releases from several release locations. A number of these were killed within 12 months, e.g. road casualties. Successful breeding was recorded in the years following the release programme. The release programme undoubtedly supported the existing population present and enabled a more rapid establishment of a breeding population.
Habitat enhancements and provision of otter holts during 1996-2007, has undoubtedly enabled a more rapid colonisation of the Cotswold Water Park. During 2007, the Otter was considered by the Cotswold Water Park Society to have established breeding populations upon the River Thames and its tributaries; breeding was recorded in a number of locations during this time, with 2-3 breeding females suspected (anecdotal observations, G Harris 2007).
FOR FURTHER PROGRESS ON OT-T01, SEE PLAN OVERVIEW REPORT |
| LBAP partnership |
1997 - 2007 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water and its Margins) |
SOW-T08
Seek to manage existing areas of shallow water as a duck marsh or wader scrape and to create two more extensive areas of shallow water of this kind, at least one by 2005. These areas of shallow water should be between 5-10 ha in size, consisting of 2 or more shallow basins with an average winter depth of 0.3-1.5m. If water level control is not feasible, the bed should be constructed to a range of depths relative to the known water levels in different seasons. Top soil should be spread inside the basins and trees and scrub kept away from the area.
Methodology:
Record restoration plans of areas of new mineral extraction and plans for change of use for existing water bodies and monitor use of Water Park Society/EN Grants while still in existence.
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Target achieved |
31/12/2007 |
2007: In responding to both the Consultation Draft Gloucestershire Local Minerals Plan and the Deposit Draft of the Wiltshire & Swindon Local Minerals Plan conservation bodies have highlighted the opportunities for minerals extraction to deliver CWP BAP Targets and have recommended that if the restoration is to be open water, then part should be shallow wetlands.
Shorncote reedbed (Lakes 84/85): established as a maturing shallow water wetland with extensive shallows and muddy margins. Supporting high numbers of wintering waterbirds, in particular Teal and Shoveler.
Wheatleys Barn farm (Lake 95): purchased by new landowner in 2006; Cotswold Water Park Society staff working with landowner to create an extensive area of shallow wetland including extensive scrapes, shallow margins and wet grassland. Target species: breeding and wintering waterbirds and waders, water vole, invertebrates especially dragonflies.
Shorncote Quarry & Cotswold Community: Cotswold Water Park Society staff working with Hills Minerals & Waste and Wiltshire County Council to create an extension to the adjacent Shorncote Reedbed site; new habitats to include shallow water wetland, scrapes for waterbirds and invertebrates.
SITA (Landfill Tax) 2008-2011.
Cotswold Water Park Society Project: Reedbed Creation at Cleveland Lakes (Project 1601): Funded by SITA Trust / ALSF, Creation of 6ha reed bed commencing spring 2008 as part of wider habitat creation and enhancement at Cleveland Lakes, ongoing reedbed monitoring and fencing with supplementary reed planting in 2009-2011. Restoration scheme includes the creation of 3 gravel-topped islands and several reed-fringed islands for nesting waterbirds. Also 6ha or more of shallow water wetland, scrapes and ponds.
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| LBAP partnership |
1997 - 2007 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Tufted Duck) |
TD-T02
To maintain and enhance the breeding Tufted Duck populations in the Cotswold Water Park by 20 broods by the year 2202.
Methodology:
Systematic recording of breeding population
Identify water bodies holding breeding Tufted Duck.
Monitor management for the identified sites.
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Target achieved |
31/12/2007 |
Breeding waterbird surveys were undertaken again in 2007 by the Cotswold Water Park Society and a team of volunteers in order to assess summer water bird populations and the estimated number of breeding pairs of waterbirds in the CWP.
• Adams N, Harris G 2008. Breeding Waterbird Surveys of the Cotswold Water Park 2007. Part of the CWP BAP Implementation Project. Cotswold Water Park Society & Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. IN PRESS
Based upon these surveys, the CWP appears to support more than 1% of the national breeding population (and therefore meeting criteria for national importance) of Coot, Mute Swan, Great Crested Grebe, Tufted Duck, Gadwall and Red Crested Pochard.
During the 2007 surveys a methodology was established to be replicated 5 years hence. A series of key sites for breeding waterbirds was also established in order to promote protection and enhancement of the best sites for breeding waterbirds.
During these surveys a maximum of 124 pairs of Tufted Duck were recorded across the CWP (key limitations included the exceedingly poor weather during the 2007 breeding season). This accounts for approximately 1.55% of the Upper Range of national estimate (National data as per Baker et al 2005).
Although there is little comparable data with which to judge any changes in the breeding Tufted Duck population, it is likely that this target has been met. Increasing areas of wetland in the CWP (resulting from ongoing mineral restoration) and the maturation of the existing wetland to habitats suitable for breeding waterbirds (i.e. mature bankside vegetation) and the increase in the number of sites managed for nature conservation will support and enable an increase breeding waterbird populations. Furthermore, ongoing Mink control since 2002 will also support these populations by reducing predation of adults and juveniles during the breeding season.
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| LBAP partnership |
1997 - 2007 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV-T01
To protect all known colonies of the Water Voles in the Cotswold Water Park. Target date: Ongoing
Methodology:
Survey previously known vole sites in the CWP in 1997, as part of joint EA-Severn Trent/WWT/GWT Gloucestershire Vole survey. Pass information to local and national monitoring schemes through the local EA office.
Re-visit all known Water Vole colonies, noting whether Water Vole activity persists. Also note any new colonies that may have become apparent from habitat surveying.
Monitor level of advice given to site managers / land owners on habitat management appropriate for Water Voles.
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Target achieved |
26/10/2008 |
Lower Mill Estate: extensive advice and guidance by Cotswold Water Park Society has enabled best practice management of river banks to be undertaken, supporting the large water vole population on site. Project is a demonstration project for other developers in the CWP.
Mink control programme established in partnership with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and Gloucestershire Wildlife in October 2002. Mink trapping ongoing across the CWP, with 130+ mink trapped by December 2007.
Liaised with Wilts FWAG and Glos FWAG, attending farm visits and providing advice regarding Water Vole and Otter conservation where required. Cotswold Water Park Society was partner in East Gloucestershire Rivers Project (Glos FWAG & Environment Agency). Workshops conducted in partnership with Gloucestershire FWAG for water vole and otter conservation at Milton End Farm in 2004 and at Manor Farm, Castle Eaton in 2003 and 2004. CWPSoc attended Agrifocus 2003 (Pewsey, Wiltshire) providing advice upon riparian mammal conservation in partnership with Green Agronomy Ltd.
37+ landowners advised and supported regarding Otter and appropriate habitat management and enhancements, including Wiltshire Wildlife Trust, Lower Mill Estate, Kemble Mill, Old Mill Farm, Swillbrook Farm, Moreton C Cullimores (Gravels) Ltd, Glebe Farm & Wheatleys Farm (Ashton Keynes), Cotswold Water Park Estates & Ranger Team, Shorncote Gypsy Camp, Hills Minerals & Waste, Waterhay Farm, Manor Farm (Waterhay), Hailstone Hill, English Nature/Natural England, Bathurst Estate (Cirencester), Dryleaze Farm, Lake 1, Lake 2, Lake 3, Watermark plc, South Cerney Outdoor Education Centre, CWP Four Pillars Hotel, The CO-OP, Eysey Manor Farm, Tarmac Ltd, Manor Farm (Castle Eaton), Manor Farm (Kempsford), Dudgrove Farm, Ernest Cook Trust (Fairford Park Estate), Cygnet (Lakes 103/104), Warren Cross Farm, Coln Park (Lakes 114 et al), Great Farm (Whelford), Manor Farm & Mill House (Southrop), Carp Society (Lake 120), Aggregate Industries. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Barberry Carpet Moth) |
BCM-T01
Establish current presence/absence of barberry carpet moth at known sites in the CWP by 2007.
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Target achieved |
19/10/2010 |
Monitoring prgramme established and all sites surveyed in 2010 for the first time. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Barberry Carpet Moth) |
BCM-T02
Safeguard and increase known populations of barberry and barberry carpet moth by 2007.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
19/10/2010 |
All data shared with local BRCs and Butterfly Conservation. Six new barberry sites to be established in winter 2010/2011. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
BAT-T04
All large developments to generate a net gain for bats (2007 and ongoing). (Objective 2: Protect and enhance habitats and roosts used by bats in the CWP)
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
28/02/2011 |
Funding application to Heritage Lottery Fund submitted 28/2/11; part of the biodiversity-related funding is for a landscape-scale bat radiotracking study, promoting study of commuting routes and foraging areas utilised by bats from known roosts, and the promoting enhancements of these habitats. If successful, project will commence autumn 2011. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
BAT-T08
3 Bat lofts created in buildings by 2010. (Objective 2: Protect and enhance habitats and roosts used by bats in the CWP)
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Target achieved |
15/07/2009 |
Lower Mill Estate have created their third bat loft targeting Lesser Horseshoe bats. Created in another non-residential building within the Howells Mere phase of development. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen, Marsh and Reedswamp) |
FMR-T02
All fen, marsh and reedswamp existing in 2006 to be under appropriate management by 2012. (Objective 1: To maintain and manage all existing fen, marsh and reedswamp habitat in the CWP in appropriate condition)
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/11/2009 |
CWP Director of Estate Ranger Services - Waterhay and Shorncot Reedbed being managed to acheive favourable management. This work is ongoing. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen, Marsh and Reedswamp) |
FMR-T03
All fen, marsh and reedswamp existing in 2006 to be under appropriate management to retain and enhance interest by 2012. (Objective 1: To maintain and manage all existing fen, marsh and reedswamp habitat in the CWP in appropriate condition)
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Some progress (on schedule) |
29/11/2008 |
2008: Reed beds at Shorncote Reedbed (Lakes 84/85) and Cleveland Lakes (Lakes 68c/8d) under favourable rotational management by Cotswold Water Park Society and volunteers. Condition of wetland habitats are improving as a consequence of management. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Generic) |
GAP-T07
To ensure record offices and CWP BAP team have up-to-date ecological data from partner organisations and consultancies BY 2010. GAP-T07 Meets Theme 3: Promote and facilitate collection and availability of biological information in the CWP.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/04/2009 |
Wiltshire Council: details regarding consultants reports submitted with applications are added to a planning register and the meta-data sent to BRC. Gloucestershire County Council: No action. |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Generic) |
GAP-T14
As opportunities arise, seek to safeguard and favourably manage sites through land acquisition by 2010. GAP-T14 Meets Theme 6. Promote and enable land acquisition to safeguard sites of current and potential nature conservation importance.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
29/11/2008 |
GCC has supported and consented the change of use of Sandpool Farm from a golf course end use to nature conservation. The site is to be sold by the minerals company to the Wildlife Trust to manage as part of an extended complex of nature reserves/protected sites. Will contribute to the delivery of a number of LBAP targets (see draft table submitted as part of the planning application) (Gloucestershire County Council) |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Generic) |
GAP-T26
CWP BAP is incorporated into relevant local policies: Glos Mineral Plan, Wilts Mineral Plan, where appropriate by 2016. GAP-T26 Meets Theme 10. Policy: Objective Ensure policy support at local, county and regional level for delivery of targets in CWP BAP.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
29/11/2008 |
To date, due regard has been paid to BAPs (generally) and the CWP BAP through the preparation of the Wiltshire and Swindon Minerals and Waste DPDs (Core Strategies / DC Policies). A range of specific policies and proposals have been prepared that clearly reference the need to consider biodiversty enhancement in line with national / regional policy (e.g. the SW Nature Map) and local BAPs. Further work will be undertaken when developing the Site Allocations DPDs including detailed proposals (where relevant) for habitat creation. (Wiltshire County Council).
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| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water) |
SOW-T06
Create or maintain 10 bare shingle islands for stoneworts, invertebrates, breeding little ringed plover, ringed plover, oystercatcher, common tern and other loafing and roosting birds by 2016. (Objective 2: To target the creation of lakes and other wetland features, through the mineral restoration process, for specific after-uses, habitats and species)
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Some progress (on schedule) |
30/03/2009 |
Restoration and flooding of Lake 97 created 3 shingle islands with submerged shoals for stoneworts. (Hills Minerals & Waste Ltd). |
| LBAP partnership |
2007 - 2016 Cotswold Water Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Wintering Waterbirds) |
WW-T01
Maintain numbers of wintering waterbirds at or above the Baseline 10 year mean of 1996-2006 and inline with national trends. Target date, 2007 ongoing. Objective 1: Maintain nationally and internationally important numbers of wintering waterbirds at 2006 levels.
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Bittern) |
B/T/1A
Produce at least a minimum of 10ha of new reedbed across Hertfordshire by 2014
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
17/04/2008 |
Large amounts of new reedbed have been created throughout Hertfordshire since the start of the BIttern SAP. 10.73ha to date have been created. Sites include 4.6ha at Amwell Nature Reserve (HMWT), 4.9ha at Rye Meads Nature Reserve (3.575ha on HMWT, 1.3ha on RSPB), 0.1ha at Stocker Lake (HMWT), 0.03ha at Hilfield Park Reservoir, 1ha at Stanstead Innings (LVRPA) and 0.1ha at Bowyers Water (LVRPA). |
| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Natterer's bat) |
NB/T/1
Disseminate a current status report by 2008
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Pasqueflower) |
P/T/3
One article to be published annually in relevant magazines
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (River Water-dropwort) |
RW/T/1A
Complete countywide survey & map results on to GIS by 2004
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Traditional Orchards) |
T1
To support the PTES Traditional Orchard surveys in 2010 and 2011
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Wetlands) |
WE/T/3B
Restore/create five ponds and 1 km of ditches annually
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| LBAP partnership |
A 50 Year Vision for the Wildlife and Natural Habitats of Hertfordshire (Woodland) |
W/T/1
Develop identification and monitoring system for ancient woodland by 2008
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (A Lichen - Physcia clementii) |
L1
Throughout plan period
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (A Lichen - Physcia clementii) |
L8
2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Acid Grassland and Heathland) |
AGH17
Throughout Action Plan Period
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Acid Grassland and Heathland) |
AGH2
Throughout Action Plan Period
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Barn Owl) |
BO18
By 2003 and throughout Plan Period.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Black Hairstreak) |
BH7
By 2003
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Common Dormouse) |
CD12
Throughout Plan Period.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Concolorous Moth) |
CM2
By 2002
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Concolorous Moth) |
CM6
By 2002
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Cropped Land) |
CL12
3 events/yr. Starting in 2002
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Cropped Land) |
CL9
Throughout Action Plan Period
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Harvest Mouse) |
HM2
By 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Harvest Mouse) |
HM7
Throughout Plan Period
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
LCG12
Achieve favourable conservation status at 30% of localities by 2010
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
LCG17
At least one demonstration site to be established by 2004
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Target achieved |
30/12/2005 |
Restoration and creation and management of Old Sulehay NR |
| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
LCG9
Throughout the Action Plan Period Notify Wildlife Trust of sites considered suitable for County Wildlife Site status
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Some progress (on schedule) |
30/12/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Mixed Woodland) |
LMW20
Establish demonstration woodlands in the Rockingham Forest,
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Mixed Woodland) |
LMW26
Collaborative publicity strategy in place by 2003.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Lowland Mixed Woodland) |
LMW5
By 2002
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Palmate Newt) |
PN8
Commencing 2004
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Quarries and Gullets) |
QG10
Throughout Action Plan Period
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Not specified |
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Reedbeds and Swamps) |
RBS14
Have a collaborative strategy in place by 2003 to increase public awareness of the importance of, and threats to, these habitats.
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Rivers and Streams) |
RS1
First Stage of CAMS completed by 2006. All surface and gound waters to have 'good' ecological value by 2016.
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Road Verges) |
RV2
By 2002
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Road Verges) |
RV9
By 2002
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Not specified |
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Urban Forest and Greenspace) |
UFG12
First event in 2002 and then ongoing throughout Plan Period
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Urban Forest and Greenspace) |
UFG15
Commencing 2001, then annually throughout Plan Period.
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Urban Forest and Greenspace) |
UFG16
Appoint 30 Urban Tree Wardens by 2003.
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Wet and Marshy Grassland) |
WMG1
Double the area of habitat created or conserved by agri-environment schemes by 2006
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Wet and Marshy Grassland) |
WMG3
Prepare flood plain maps by 2001
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A Biodiversity Action Plan for Northamptonshire (Wet Woodland) |
WW4
Double the extent of Wet Woodland by 2010.
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A Greenprint for Chesterfield (Bats) |
GFC B4
Raise awareness of bats and their needs.
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A Greenprint for Chesterfield (Broad-leaved Woodland) |
GFC BLW1
Identify all woodland within the Borough by 2005. Survey and assess all identified woodland by 2006.
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A Greenprint for Chesterfield (Hedgerows) |
GFC H4
Increase the length of species-rich hedgerow in the Borough by one kilometre by 2006. When surveys have been completed review this target to ensure that it is appropriate.
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Heather Moorland) |
HM T5
Initiate the expansion of 500 ha of upland heathland, maximising opportunities to reduce fragmentation of existing heathland areas, by 2010.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
22/05/2007 |
120ha created |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Limestone Dales) |
LD T4
Initiate the restoration of 15 ha of daleside habitats, through opportunistic capital works, by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
22/05/2007 |
3.5ha restoration |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Parkland and Veteran Trees) |
PK T1
Ensure no loss of or significant damage to the extent of known parkland sites (c.110ha).
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Some progress (on schedule) |
22/05/2007 |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Ponds) |
P T1
Maintain the number of water-holding ponds (figure needed) in the Peak District.
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Progress unknown |
22/05/2007 |
Improved estimate of resource required |
| LBAP partnership |
A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Ponds) |
P T2
Achieve favourable (or recovering) condition on all ponds of highest ecological value (170), and their surrounding terrestrial habitat by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
22/05/2007 |
77 ponds on land in agreement |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Ponds) |
P T3
Achieve favourable (or recovering) condition on 20% (figure needed) of all other water-holding ponds and their surrounding terrestrial habitat by 2010.
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Progress unknown |
22/05/2007 |
Improved estimate of resource required |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (River Corridors) |
RC T5
Maintain the extent (c.1523 ha) of wetland habitats in the Peak District.
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Target achieved |
22/05/2007 |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Rough Grazing) |
RG T1
Maintain the current extent (c.13153 ha) of rough grazing in the Peak District by 2010.
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Target achieved |
22/05/2007 |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Twite) |
TW T1
Maintain or increase the current range of Twite in the Peak District (8 occupied km squares) by 2010.
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Progress unknown |
22/05/2007 |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Upland Ashwoods) |
AW T2
Ensure no net loss of non-ancient upland ashwoods (c.1116ha).
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Target achieved |
22/05/2007 |
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A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (Upland Oak/Birchwoods) |
OW T5
Ensure 370ha (70%) of coniferous or mixed PAWS have been restored or are under gradual restoration by 2010.
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
22/05/2007 |
334ha in WGS |
| LBAP partnership |
A Living Landscape - Biodiversity Plan for the Peak District (White Clawed Crayfish) |
CF T4
Maintain a self-sustaining reintroduced population in the area of the River Lathkill by 2010.
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/08/2008 |
100 females plus 100 juveniles in captivity, approximately 80 released in total 2000-2008 |
| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Boundary and linear features) |
LF-TG3
Restore boundary and linear features in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Grassland) |
GDSP-TG5
Maintain and expand range and population size of priority species associated with grassland in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Heathland) |
HD-TG1
Maintain extent of Heathland in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Rivers and streams) |
RW-TG1
Maintain extent of running water and riparian habitat in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Rivers and streams) |
RW-TG4
Expand riparian habitat in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Blaenau Gwent (HAP Wetland) |
WL-TG2
Achieve condition of wetland habitat in Blaenau Gwent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Bridgend County Borough (HAP GRASSLANDS) |
TGT-GL-01
Maintain extent of lowland meadow in Bridgend County Borough.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Bridgend County Borough (HAP GRASSLANDS) |
TGT-GL-03
Maintain extent of Lowland Acid Grassland in Bridgend County Borough.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Bridgend County Borough (HAP WOODLANDS AND TREES) |
TGT-WT-05
Expand native woodland cover on appropriate sites in Bridgend County Borough by 50ha by 2015.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Bridgend County Borough (RAISING AWARENESS) |
TGCCW08E
Training of volunteers completed (June 2008)
Trained volunteers helping with scrub control in winter 2008-09
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Target achieved |
19/03/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
A Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Bridgend County Borough (RAISING AWARENESS) |
TGCCW08O
Prepare contract brief, let contract and receive final report and GIS layer
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Target achieved |
19/03/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (HAP Coastal) |
COAST1
To survey coastal habitats within CCS to identify their current extent and condition
More > |
Progress unknown |
28/06/2006 |
BARS training input |
| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (HAP Grasslands and associated habitats) |
GRASSLAND4
To raise awareness of the importance of grassland habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (HAP Native Woodland) |
WOODLAND2
To ensure woodland habitats are appropriately managed for biodiversity interests
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (HAP Native Woodland) |
WOODLAND3
To expand and restore woodland habitats as is necessary or possible
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP MARINE MAMMALS) |
MARINEMAMLS1
To survey population and distribution of marine within seas around CCS and record their current status
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP WETLAND INVERTEBRATES) |
WETINVERTS2
To halt decline of wetland invertebrates through appropriate habitat or species management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP WOODLAND INVERTEBRATES) |
WOODINVERTS3
To increase the numbers and/ or distribution of woodland invertebrates species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP WOODLAND INVERTEBRATES) |
WOODINVERTS4
To raise awareness of the importance of these species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP WOODLAND MAMMALS) |
WOODMAMLS3
To increase the numbers and/ or distribution of woodland mammal species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
A local Biodiversity Action Plan for Swansea (SAP WOODLAND PLANTS) |
WOODPLANTS4
To raise awareness of the importance of these species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Nature: The Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Rhondda Cynon Taf (DRAFT under development BATS) |
BCTW2SP03
To identify and seek support for corporate membership from individuals, groups and organisations across Wales.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Nature: The Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Rhondda Cynon Taf (DRAFT under development BATS) |
BCTW3SP04
To identify, develop and coordinate priority projects for Wales and seek support form funding bodies.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Harvest Mouse) |
HMT4
Identify the most effective conservation measures and make them widely available
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Hedgerows: Including Ancient and/or Species-rich Hedgerows 2004) |
HT2
Achieve favourable condition for 10% of species-rich and ancient hedges by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Hedgerows: Including Ancient and/or Species-rich Hedgerows 2004) |
HT5
Achieve favourable management of 200km of all hedgerow types through conservation schemes by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Lowland dry acid grassland 2007) |
NTT_LAG_T02
Achieve condition: Maintain and improve by management existing lowland dry acid grassland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Lowland Heathland 1998) |
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Nottingham Autumn Crocus and Nottingham Spring Crocus) |
NCT2
Provide landowners with advice in an attempt to bring all current sites into appropriate management by 2006.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Parkland and wood pasture 2005) |
TP&WP2
Use the information from the Ancient Tree Survey to establish a register of ancient trees and encourage the use of management orders to secure positive management.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (Parkland and wood pasture 2005) |
TP&WP8
Promote and extend a programme of replacement planting in appropriate parkland areas to provide the veteran trees of the future.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Action for Wildlife in Nottinghamshire (White Clawed Cray fish) |
WCT1
Establishing the status and distrubution of the White clawed cray fish by 2005, and using this to establish a target for increasing its distrubution on the county.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ancholme Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Barn Owl) |
21
Maintain and expand suitable Barn Owl habitat within the Ancholme drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ancholme Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (European Eel) |
11
Reduce the impacts of existing barriers to migration on escapement and recruitment
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ancholme Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (European Eel) |
12
Reduce the impact of new Board infrastructure on escapement and recruitment
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Antrim Borough Biodiversity Action (ABBA) Plan (Lowland meadow) |
LM.T1
Establish and maintain extent of lowland meadow (species-rich wet grassland and lowland wet grassland) in the borough by 2011.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Antrim Borough Biodiversity Action (ABBA) Plan (Parkland) |
P.T2
Assess parkland for potential restoration by 2011.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Antrim Borough Biodiversity Action (ABBA) Plan (Rivers and Streams) |
R&S.T3
Riase awareness on River and Stream conservation.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Antrim Borough Biodiversity Action (ABBA) Plan (Species-rich Hedgerows) |
SRH.T3
Raise awareness on the conservation value of species-rich hedgerows.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Antrim Borough Biodiversity Action (ABBA) Plan (Urban - Built up areas and Gardens) |
U&G.T2
Raise awareness on biodiversity in built up areas and gardens.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Argyll & Bute Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Black-throated diver- Gavia artica) |
3.25
Monitor the population
Maintain a stable breeding population in Argyll
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Argyll & Bute Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal Saltmarsh) |
4.4
Maintain extent of saltmarsh at 447ha
Maitain the quality iin terms of appropriate management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Argyll & Bute Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Flowing Waters) |
3.8
Identify areas for enhancement
Achieve better classification of rivers
produce catchment management plans
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Target achieved |
14/11/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Argyll & Bute Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Wych Elm- Ulmus glabra) |
2.74
Establish to level of Dutch Elm disease
Conserve existing trees - maintain stems at 2000 levels
Raise awareness about the significance of this species, the disease and reporting
Plant 3000 elms by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Armthorpe Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural Action Plan) |
13
Improving data and information flows.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ashfields and West Moor Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Arable Field Margins) |
AFM 1
Maintain and improve the quality of current arable field margins within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ashfields and West Moor Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
DD 2
Control non-native invasive species along IDB waterways
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ashfields and West Moor Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV 1
Maintain and enhance suitable habitat for Water Vole within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Avon Biodiversity Partnership (5.04 Hedgerows) |
5.4 ob3
Restore and plant hedgerows on appropriate sites.
*Plant/ restore 4km species-rich hedgerow per year.
SWBAP restoration/expansion targets calculated for Avon - unable to set quantitative targets with currently available data
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Avon Biodiversity Partnership (5.04 Hedgerows) |
5.4 ob4
Monitor condition and extent of hedgerows in Avon.
*Aim to have a comprehensive knowledge of whereabouts of hedgerows in Avon by 2008
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Avon Biodiversity Partnership (5.07 Standing open water) |
5.7 ob2
Promote creation and recreation standing open water sites such as farm and garden ponds and ensure new ponds are designed and managed favourably for wildlife.
*Create or restore at least 5 water bodies per year
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Avon Biodiversity Partnership (5.07 Standing open water) |
5.7 ob4
Raise awareness and appreciation of the wildlife importance of standing open water and its good management.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ayrshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal Habitats) |
HPCH-2
To assess the importance of the biodiversity of coastal cliff woods, coastal glen woods and coastal scrub sites and produce proposals for their management and expansion potential.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ayrshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (To establish an Ayrshire-wide biological records centre) |
CTDI-1
A biological records centre covering Ayrshire established, systems in place to collate data and progress identifying services needed by key users competed by Summer 2009
More > |
Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
11/12/2009 |
NAC Ranger Service and Ayrshire Rivers Trust are in dialogue to develop input to the National Biodiversity Network. Input procedures - and difficulties - for NBN is being recorded for future users. NAC's ranger service (Fiona Fisher) has compiled information on standard equipment for recording and has also established contacts for Recorder 6 training. However, there has been no response to a call given to the wider LBAP network for anyone who would wish recorder training. |
| LBAP partnership |
Barking and Dagenham LBAP 2010 - 2015 (Rivers and Streams) |
RS02
Encourage the deculverting and naturalising of rivers and streams and adjacent riverbanks wherever appropriate.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Barking and Dagenham LBAP 2010 - 2015 (Woodland) |
W03
Create x ha of new native broadleaved woodland by 2015 on sites where this is an appropriate habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedale & Upper Swale Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grassland) |
5
Maintain and expand the current extent of floodplain grassland within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedale & Upper Swale Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (White-clawed Crayfish) |
17
Maintain and enhance suitable habitat for White-clawed Crayfish within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Arable Plants (2007)) |
AP-C
By 2012 identify and delineate all areas in Bedfordshire and Luton qualifying as nationally important arable plant areas
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Lowland Acid Grassland (2008)) |
AG-D
Establish by 2020 10 ha of acid grassland from neglected, semi-improved or improved grassland or arable land
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2008 |
Per email from Peter Bradley 19/02/2009: the Sandy Ridge part of The Lodge reserve was again grazed with sheep, and short turf is developing, with several acid grassland indicator species present. |
| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Lowland Meadow (2008)) |
LM-B
Achieve favourable or recovering condition on 100% of SSSI and 20% of CWS lowland meadows by 2012. 40% of CWS lowland meadows to be in favourable condition by 2020
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Lowland Meadow (2008)) |
LM-D
By 2020 restore 80 ha of lowland meadows from semi-improved grassland with at least 50% in the Chilterns, Flit Valley and north Bedfordshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Wet Woodland (2007)) |
WWL A
Maintain the 2005 extent (320 ha) and condition of wet woodland in Bedfordshire and Luton
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Bedfordshire and Luton LBAP (Wet Woodland (2007)) |
WWL D
Create by natural colonisation or planting 150 ha of wet woodland or floodplain forest by 2030
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Berkshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Bracknell Forest Biodiversity Action Plan) |
7.1.5.f
Achieve an increase in the area of agricultural grassland covered by agri-environment schemes.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Berkshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Bracknell Forest Biodiversity Action Plan) |
7.1.5b
All grassland SSSIs and WHS to be in favourable condition.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Berkshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Meadows Action Plan) |
NG2
Achieve and maintain condition on 100% Berkshire lowland meadows
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Berkshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
WT3
Ensure favourable condition of 95% SSSI wetlands by 2010
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/09/2008 |
BBOWT are achieving condition on 9.8 hectares of their designated wetland reserves. |
| LBAP partnership |
Bexley BAP (Grazing Marsh Habitat Action Plan 2010-2015) |
GM02
To enhance 5 hectares of grazing marsh to improve its condition and nature conservation value by 2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
09/12/2010 |
Work is under way or shortly to commence on enhancement of 3.2ha of grazing marsh on Crossness Nature Reserve |
| LBAP partnership |
Bexley BAP (Woodland Habitat Action Plan 2010-2015) |
WO03
To plant 7 hectares of new woodland by 2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
10/12/2010 |
Just over 1.2 hectares of new mixed deciduous woodland has been planted in 2010, with a further 2750 square metres planned for winter 2010/11 |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (Dormouse) |
DM4.2
Maintain and enhance existing populations by reinstating appropraite management. All currently known sites to be in favourable magaement by 2005. All addidional sites to be managed appropriatley by 2010.
More > |
Progress unknown |
17/02/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Ancient and/or species rich hedgerows) |
H 4.1
Gloucestershire's hedgerows surveyed by 2005
More > |
Target not achieved |
08/07/2008 |
Although it is known that some surveys have been carried out we have no collated evidence and there has not been a countywide co-ordinated survey |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Lowland Wet Grassland) |
LWG 4.1
Maintain the extent of existing core sites and enhance quality to achieve favourable conservation status
Target: 100% of core sites under favourable management by 2005
More > |
Target achieved |
25/01/2010 |
All Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh SSSI's are in Favourable Condition. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Lowland Wet Grassland) |
LWG 4.3
Establish a major area for the conservation of wetland biodiversity in the Severn Vale
Target: Feasibility study by 2002; with and aspirational target of a total area of at least 1000 hectares established by 2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
26/01/2010 |
In 2008, Gloucetsershire Wildlife Trust's Severn Vale Living Landscape project started. The long term aim is to restore up to 60% of the area (6,600 hectares) to good quality wildlife habitat. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Reedbeds) |
R 4.2.2
30ha of new reedbed in the Severn Vale, preferably consisting of 2 to 3 large sites (10-20ha) by 2020
More > |
Target not achieved |
12/08/2009 |
Not achieved as it is still ongoing. However, this target is not achievable. This target will be revised as part of the BAP review. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Rivers and Streams) |
RS 4.2.1
Restore 100km of degraded river channel and bank by 2010.
More > |
Progress unknown |
27/01/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Rivers and Streams) |
RS 4.4.1
200km of river bank enhanced by 2010.
More > |
Progress unknown |
27/01/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Standing Open Waters) |
SW 4.1
Establish extent, distribution and condition of standing open waters in the county, and characterise using the tier approach by 2005
More > |
Target achieved |
27/01/2010 |
UK lakes database now avalible - this is an inventory of waterbodies from 1:50,000 digital mapping. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Standing Open Waters) |
SW 4.2.2
To ensure 50% of relevant water bodies are managed appropriately to maintain and enhance their conservation interest by 2010.
More > |
Target not achieved |
27/01/2010 |
Condition Assesemet for Standing open water and canals SSSI's is as follows;
Favourable - 65.79ha
Unfavourable no change - 71.82
Unfavourable declining - 66.61ha
KWS Mesotrophic Lakes, Eutrophic Standing Waters and Canals; achieving condition/recovering condition - 556 ha
unknown - 108
KWS Ponds - achieving condition/recovering condition 5 sites, unknown - 4 sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (HAP Unimproved Neutral Grassland) |
UNG 4.1
Determine the current extent of unimproved neutral grassland in Gloucestershire by 2001.
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Target not achieved |
27/01/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (SAP Great Crested Newt) |
GCN 4.1
Surveys for county completed by 2004.
More > |
Target achieved |
13/11/2007 |
In 2000, 'A Survey to Research the Distribution of the Great Crested Newt in regions of Gloucestershire' was published by Jolanda Keeble. During this study, information was recorded on 38 ponds with a history of GCN presence and 221 ponds that previously had no information on GCN presence. It was found that 27% (70 ponds) of all the ponds contained GCN's, 10.4% (27 ponds) were in a poor condition and 15.4% (40 ponds) were filled in/dried out.
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (SAP Water Vole) |
WV 4.3
To restore, healthy, viable populations of water voles to their former range in Gloucestershire by 2015.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
17/02/2010 |
The Cotswold Water Park water vole recovery programme aims is to significantly reduce American Mink populations in the Cotswold Water Park and surrounding area to enable the Water Vole to recover.
Results demonstrate that this work has already been very successful, enabling a quick and widespread recovery of Water Vole populations across the CWP. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Gloucestershire (Spotted Flycatcher) |
SP 4.1
Halt or reverse the decline in numbers by 2003.
More > |
Progress unknown |
17/02/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland) |
B
Increase the extent of ASNW and reverse the effects of isolation and fragmentation:
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland) |
E
Improve knowledge of ASNW and associated species in Hampshire through survey, research and monitoring
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Barbastelle bat) |
A
Maintain existing populations and known roosts of barbastelle bats in Hampshire. Ensure no further loss or fragmentation.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Bechstein's Bat) |
B
Enhance the present and potential size and range of the Bechstein’s bat population in Hampshire.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Bechstein's Bat) |
D
Promote communication, education and awareness of the status and needs of Bechstein’s bat.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Hedgerows) |
C
Enhance the habitat value of hedgerows
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Hornet Robberfly) |
D
Promote communication, education and awareness of the status and needs of the Hornet Robberfly.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Large-mouthed Valve Snail) |
B
Take immediate action to try to secure imminently threatened populations (if not already extinct) at Ibsley.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Maritime Cliffs) |
E
Use appropriate management strategies and techniques to maintain, restore or improve coastal and estuarine habitat quality and biodiversity, including important examples of natural transitions between habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Mudflats and Eelgrass beds) |
A
Ensure that site designation and management reflect coastal and estuarine habitat site quality, and that all designated coastal sites are maintained in favourable condition
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Mudflats and Eelgrass beds) |
E
Use appropriate management strategies and techniques to maintain, restore or improve coastal and estuarine habitat quality and biodiversity, including important examples of natural transitions between habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Noble Chafer) |
C
Establish a comprehensive understanding of Noble Chafer distribution, status and ecological requirements in Hampshire through appropriate research, survey and monitoring.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Pasture Woodland, Parkland) |
A
Ensure no further loss or degradation of the wood pasture resource.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Saline Lagoons) |
L
Communicate with and provide information to statutory and voluntary organisations, coastal industries and user groups, landowners, community groups and the public, including publication of losses/gains to promote awareness and sympathy for coastal habitats.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Saltmarsh) |
B
Maintain and enhance, where possible and desirable, the present extent of all coastal habitats. Accept natural changes in their distribution as a result of management strategies (such as coastal setback) which enable the recreation or natural development of such habitats.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Hampshire (Saltmarsh) |
J
Assess the quality of coastal and estuarine habitats and the communities that they support, identifying the most important examples of each
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Richmond-upon-Thames (Song thrush) |
St1
Prevent population decline of the song thrush in Richmond
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Bats) |
WRC BAT T02
Increase the number of bat license trainers working in the county.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
10/01/2012 |
One licensed trainer is now working in the county. |
| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Education, Awareness and Involvement) |
WRC EAI T02
Increase the number of schools in the county engaged in DCSF Sustainable Schools and Eco Schools Award programmes and activities across curriculum, campus and community.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Education, Awareness and Involvement) |
WRC EAI T04
Increase the number of schools taking the auditing / action planning process around the theme of biodiversity out into their communities.
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Geodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire) |
GAP T03
Ensure that geodiversity is identified and included in regional and local strategies, plans and policies
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Geodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire) |
GAP T07
Improve and sustain the links between geodiversity, biodiversity, archaeology and landscape
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Grizzled Skipper) |
WRC GZS T01
Establish four new breeding sites for the butterfly in core population areas of Worcestershire
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Rivers and streams) |
WRC RAS T02
Environment Agency to secure funding amd deliver the restoration of 10km of river habitat
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Semi-Natural Grassland) |
WRC SNG T02
Maintain 332ha of existing calcareous grassland habitat
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Semi-Natural Grassland) |
WRC SNG T06
Reinstate sustainable management to achieve restoration of 100ha of sub-UK BAP quality lowland dry acid grassland to UK BAP priority habitat quality lowland dry acid grassland
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Veteran trees with lowland wood pasture and parkland) |
WRC WPV T02
Increase the number of veteran trees surveyed and recorded within the Worcestershire Register of Ancient Trees (where for BARS purposes a tree is considered a 'site')
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Target achieved |
27/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Veteran trees with lowland wood pasture and parkland) |
WRC WPV T05
Create 1 wood pasture and parkland site
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| LBAP partnership |
Biodiversity Action Plan for Worcestershire (Water vole) |
WRC WAV T01
Eradication of mink on all strategic watercourses within Bromsgrove District - Sugar, Battlefield and Spadesbourne Brooks (three sites) and the streams and ditches within Bromsgrove town (one site)
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| LBAP partnership |
Birmingham and Black Country BAP (Canals) |
T7
Increase knowledge of the range, distribution and population levels of key species utilising canals.
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| LBAP partnership |
Birmingham and Black Country BAP (Woodland) |
T4
Expand the current native woodland resource by, by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Black Drain Drainage Board (DB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Lapwing) |
15
Create habitats suitable for Lapwings on land adjacent to DB watercourses.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Black Drain Drainage Board (DB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
20
Improve understanding of species populations present within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Brent Biodiversity Action Plan ((Coastal and) Floodplain (Grazing) Marsh) |
Floodplain Marsh 2
Improve the condition of the existing floodplain marsh, in particular, by control of scrub.
This target benefits from shared objectives: biodiversity, landscape, and recreational (the open floodplain marsh reduces the wind shadow for watersports users as compared with belts of willow woodland).
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| LBAP partnership |
Brent Biodiversity Action Plan (Hedgerows) |
Hedgerows
To increase the hedgerow length at Fryent Country Park by 1km by 2012 (2013 survey); and to achieve a net increase in hedgerows in park and suburban locations elsewhere in the Borough.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2004 |
A baseline survey of remnant hedgerows in the Borough was undertaken in the late 1980s and reported in the London Naturalist. That survey has not been repeated; and the 1980s data is not strictly comparable with BAP habitat as it focused on remnant hedgerows and trees: many of which would now be included in other habitats within the urban area. It is possible that original hedgerow has continued to decline, albeit with some gains to other habitats (e.g. scrub, woodland, gardens).
Data for Fryent Country Park is comparable with that of 'hedgerow' habitat, and data is available at approximately ten year intervals. The following table is from the London Naturalist and published by the London Natural History Society. It shows increases in habitat since 1983 though a slight reduction in standard trees.
Changes in hedgerow features at Fryent Country Park from c.1961 to 2003.
Year c. 1961 c. 1974 1983 1993 2003
Data status Estimate Estimate Field survey Field survey Field survey
Hedge-line length (m) 10,893 10,893 10,893 11,628 13,067
Hedgerow length (m) 8,659 5,905 7,951 10,172 11,828
Area of hedgerow (square metres) 38,965 26,572 55,657 73,524 91,706
Trees:
Oak, Q. robur 238 238 230 223 227
Ash, F. excelsior 44 44 43 40 45
Elm, U. procera 114 114 0 0 0
Others 19 19 16 10 13
Totals 415 415 289 273 285
Notes:
Hedge lengths: From the documentary sources available, the total length of hedge appeared to be similar in 1961 and 1974 to that surveyed in 1983.
Widths: An estimated average width of 7m was used for the 1983 estimates; in 1993 sample widths were measured in the field; and measurements were made by GIS for 2003.
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| LBAP partnership |
Brent Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland meadows) |
Hay meadows
Conservation and restoration of hay meadows.
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| LBAP partnership |
Brent Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland meadows) |
Lowland meadows 1
To manage all hay meadows at Fryent Country Park as hay meadows with an annual harvest of hay.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
21/10/2010 |
All hay meadows at Fryent Country Park were harvested in 2010. The dour events fields were also harvested. |
| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Grasslands) |
2cg2
Establish links in the Cudham valley; create 5ha of chalk grassland by 2005. Connect key grassland sites by grassland corridors and create or restore areas of species rich grassland.
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Target achieved |
22/12/2005 |
5ha of chalk grassland created during 3 year period of this BBAP. |
| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Heathland and Mire) |
2lh1
Connect fragmented heathland habitat in sites and between sites. Create links between all heathland areas by 2009.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/12/2005 |
1 ha created so far. |
| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Habitats: Gardens & Allotments) |
GarAllot 2
Actively enhance 3 allotments and environs for biodiversity by 2009
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Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Habitats: Gardens & Allotments) |
GarAllot 8
Promote recording of at least 2 specific groups of garden (non-bird, non-SAP) species by the public by 2009
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
27/10/2007 |
Promotion of Big Bumbleebee Hunt through Buglife leaflets and Beck Corridor Day (Buglife attended) during Summer 2007 |
| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Habitats: Gardens & Allotments) |
GarAllot10
Hold at least 3 events on a green-gardening theme each year and market or contribute to those organised by the London Biodiversity Partnership/associates.
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| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Habitats: Gardens & Allotments) |
GarAllot13
Enter London in Bloom on an annual basis, with particular promotion of green gardening
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| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Habitats: School Grounds & Their Setting) |
Sch8
Provide 100% schools with clear listing of local contacts with relevant capacity to provide help with educational teaching, surveying or practical enhancement work by 2009
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| LBAP partnership |
Bromley Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
3we11a
Remove invasive exotic species from wetland sites.
Ensure ongoing control (e.g. Japanese knotweed, terrapins) is undertaken on Council owned sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes LBAP (Ancient and/or Species-rich Hedgerows) |
H4
Create new hedgerows
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Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Heathland) |
HH5.2.3
Expand amount of heathland in Caerphilly county borough
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Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Ffridd/Coedcae) |
HFF5.01
Maintain extent of Ffridd/Coedcae (bracken covered slopes) at an optimal level for biodiversity within Caerphilly county borough.
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Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Orchards) |
HO5.0.1
Maintain extent of orchards in Caerphilly county borough
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Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Post-Industrial Land) |
HPI5.2.3
Expand amount of post-industrial land in Caerphilly county borough
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Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Species-Rich Grasslands) |
HSRG5.2.4
Restore species-rich grasslands in suitable locations within Caerphilly county borough
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Urban Habitats) |
U5.2.3
Expand the amount of urban habitats in Caerphilly county borough
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (HAP Draft Wildlife Corridors) |
HWC5.2.3
Expand amount of wildlife corridors (and associated features) in Caerphily County Borough
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Adder) |
SAD5.2.3
Continue to improve public perception of the adder.
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Bats) |
B5.2.2
Halt the decline in the breeding population in Caerphilly county borough
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Little Owl) |
LO5.2.1
Maintain current distribution and populations by conserving existing foraging, nesting and breeding habitats (Target: ongoing).
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Marsh fritillary) |
MF5.2.3
Protect all suitable habitat including habitat which is not necessarily occupied by marsh fritillaries in order to provide additional sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Native Wild Fish) |
SNWF5.2.2
Improve knowledge of the biology, management and fishery of native wild fish
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Nightjar) |
NJ5.2.3
Increase the number of breeding pairs to 12 (a 20% increase)
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Orchids) |
SO5.2.1
Identify the current distribution for these orchid species in the county borough and monitor habitats/known sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Other Moths) |
SM5.2.1
Enhance the overall population size of each species in the county borough by 2011.
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Reed Bunting) |
RB5.2.2
Protect reed bunting habitats, particularly during the breeding season
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Skylark) |
SK5.2.1
Maintain the breeding population in the remaining strongholds of the county borough
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Slow worm and Common Lizard) |
SSWCL5.2.3
Use every opportunity to promote the conservation of, and improve public conception of reptiles.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Song Thrush) |
ST5.2.1
Identify the current distribution and population of the song thrush in the local area through a county-wide survey, and establish a monitoring programme
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Water Vole) |
WV5.2.3
Enhance, restore and create water vole habitat, setting population recovery targets according to local threats.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Caerphilly County Borough LBAP (SAP Wetland Birds) |
WB5.2.1
Survey all suitable watercourses to develop a better picture of the number of breeding pairs or territories held
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| LBAP partnership |
Calderdale Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient Trees) |
AT4
Identify and protect 20 potential ancient trees by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Calderdale Biodiversity Action Plan (Canals) |
2
Restore 2 km of degraded habitats by 2010
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| LBAP partnership |
Calderdale Biodiversity Action Plan (Native Woodland) |
1
Ensure all native woodland wildlife sites (ie. SSSIs and SEGIs or equivalent) are maintained in an ecologically favourable condition.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/01/2008 |
Removal of invasive species (beech, sycamore, balsam, bramble) at Scarr Wood.
Balsam control at Colden Clough LNR, Cunnery Wood LNR, Shelf Hall Park, North dean woods, Beechwood Prk LNR.
Removal of beech saplings and coppicing work at Jerusalem Farm SEGI and Beechwood Park LNR. |
| LBAP partnership |
Calderdale Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban - Brownfield Sites of Ecological Importance) |
1
Maintain 100% of current area
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Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Gardens) |
CPBAP209.2
Send best practice wildlife gardening advice to all garden centres and gardening groups by 2004.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
CPBAPlg1
Maintain the current extent of limestone grassland in Peterborough (estimated to be 70 Ha, 2006).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
CPBAPlg5
Create 90 Ha of limestone grassland from improved grassland, arable, or former minerals extraction sites, on, adjacent to and linking existing sites, by 2015 (and 180 ha by 2020).
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
22/08/2011 |
Limestone grassland is being created adjacent to Swaddywell Quarry on the former landfill area |
| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Mineral Restoration Sites) |
CPBAP23.1
Continue to monitor compliance with implementation of approved restoration schemes designed to benefit biodiversity through the development plan and development control process.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Neutral Grassland) |
CPBAPng1
Maintain the current extent of neutral grassland (estimated to be 350 Ha, 2006).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
CBAP28.4
Promote the natural expansion of otter populations by researching barriers to expansion and evaluating and prioritising solutions such as enhancement of habitat, increasing populations of prey through improved water quality, and minimisation of threats.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
24/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks, Shelterbelts and Open Spaces) |
CPBAP210.2
At least 40% of the total area of urban parks managed and promoted for measurable wildlife benefit.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Scrub) |
CPBAP215.2
Achieve appropriate management of scrub habitats – ‘appropriate management’ may mean removal, enhancement or ‘do nothing’.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Water - Ponds Lakes and Reservoirs) |
CPBAPsw5
Restore, manage and monitor selected priority sites by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
CPBAPto3
Achieve favourable or recovering condition of xx ha for traditional orchards (target area from Phase 2 survey)
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
CPBAPto5
Expand traditional orchard area by 2 ha per annum on or adjacent to land known to have been the site of orchards in the past or on land adjacent to existing traditional orchards
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
CPBAPto7
Conserve genetic biodiversity of orchard trees by distributing 500 local variety fruit trees in the county
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| LBAP partnership |
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet Woodland) |
CPBAPww5
Create 50 Ha of wet woodland on improved grassland, arable or former minerals extraction sites, on, adjacent to and linking existing sites, by 2010, 100 Ha by 2015 and 150 Ha by 2020 (there is long-term potential for 300+ Ha). Enlarge and link existing site where possible.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Camden BAP (Parks, Open Spaces and Private Gardens) |
PGOS01
• To identify existing wildlife habitat in Parks and Open Spaces in the Borough - Maintain the extent
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Some progress (on schedule) |
09/01/2012 |
Phase 1 habitat surveys being carried out in Parks to identify existing wildlife habitat and opportunities for habitat creation.
Phase 1 surveys carried out at
Waterlow Park
Adelaide Nature Reserve
Baynes Street Open Space |
| LBAP partnership |
Camden BAP (Waterways and Wetlands) |
WW03
• To increase the number of new waterways and wetland habitats in Camden from their 2008/09 value by 5; e.g. reedbeds, ponds, open up rivers & streams, sustainable urban drainage systems – increase the extent
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Target achieved |
29/07/2011 |
1 new reedbed created on Hampstead Heath by City of London.
9 new ponds created throughout Camden.
1 Kingfisher nesting bank created at Camley Street Natural Park along the Regent's Canal.
1 new bat roost created alongside the Regents Canal at Camley Street Natural Park.
171 metres of new marginal planting creating new habitat along wetlands in the Borough of Camden |
| LBAP partnership |
Camden BAP (Woodland, Hedgerows and Trees) |
WHT04
• To identify, protect and conserve veteran trees
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2010 |
Method of identification and recording of veteran trees agreed with Arboricultural Services. Veteran trees to be mapped on GIS system. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Arable Margins) |
Arable Margins 3
To expand the extent of arable margins in the Cheshire region by 1408Ha by 2015.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/03/2008 |
New arable margins are being created as part of higher level stewardship schemes |
| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Barn Owl) |
1
To increase the population of breeding barn owls in the Cheshire region to fifty pairs by 2020
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
31/12/2004 |
The Wirral Barn Owl Trust have had an excellent year in terms of increased numbers of pairs of confirmed breeding Barn Owls (18) and much increased numbers of hatched chicks (64).
76 confirmed breeding pairs in Cheshire in 2004 |
| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Barn Owl) |
BO2
Achieve an increase in barn owl range from 155 to 202 (30%) occupied tetrads by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Bats) |
CP2
Achieve an increase in the range of common pipistrelle from 117 occupied tetrads in 2007 to 129 (10%) by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Bats) |
SP1
Maintain the range of soprano pipstrelle at the 2007 baseline level of 62 occupied tetrads
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Bats) |
SP2
Achieve an increase in the range of soprano pipstrelle from 62 occupied tetrads in 2007 to 71 (15%) by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Black-necked Grebe) |
BNG2
Achieve an increase in black necked grebe range from 3 to 5 tetrads occupied by breeding pairs by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Coastal saltmarsh) |
Saltmarsh & Mudflats 3
Expand the Cheshire region resource of saltmarsh and mudflat by 161 Ha by 2015.
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Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Coastal sand dune) |
Sand Dune 1
Maintain the extent of sand dunes in the Cheshire region at the 2007 baseline level of 135 Ha.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Coastal sand dune) |
Sand Dune 3
Achieve restoration of 3 Ha of sand dunes in the Cheshire region by 2105.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Farmland Seed-eating Birds) |
LT3
Increase the population of linnets from 17800 individuals in 2007 to 20470 (15%) by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Great Crested Newt) |
GCN2
Achieve an increase in the range of occupied tetrads from 249 to 261 (5% increase) by 2015.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Harvest Mouse) |
HM2
Ensure no net loss in the current known range of the harvest mouse at the 2007 baseline level of 28 occupied tetrads
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Hedgerows) |
Hedgerow 5
Expand the extent of hedgerows in the Cheshire region by 128Km by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Lesser Silver Water Beetle) |
LSWB1
Maintain the range of lesser silver water beetle at the 2008 known range of 48 sites
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Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Peatlands) |
Lowland Raised Bog 1
Maintain the extent of lowland raised bog at the 2007 baseline level of 459 Ha
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Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Polecat) |
P2
Achieve an increase in the range of polecats from 69 occupied tetrads in 2007 to 91 (20%) by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Ponds) |
Ponds 1
Maintain the extent of the resource at 16400 ponds in the Cheshire region.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Roadside Verges) |
Roadside Verges 2
Achieve favourable condition of all roadside verges with high nature conservation value by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Sand wasp) |
SW1
Carry out a baseline survye withn suitable habitat during 2008.
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Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Small Cetaceans) |
HP1
Maintain the range of the harbour porpoise at the 2007 baseline level of 7 occupied tetrads
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Spotted Flycatcher) |
SF2
Achieve an increase in the population size of spotted flycatcher from approximately 2030 individuals in 2007 to 2233 (10%) by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Traditional Orchards) |
Orchards 2
Commision a baseline survey to identify the extent and condition of traditional orchards in the Cheshire region by 2012.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Traditional Orchards) |
Orchards 6
Expand the resource of traditional orchards in the Cheshire region by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Unimproved Grasslands) |
LDAG 1
Maintain the Cheshire region resource of lowland dry acid grassland at the 2007 baseline of 493 Ha
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| LBAP partnership |
Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (Water Vole) |
WV2
Achieve an increase in the range of water vole from 195 occupied tetrads in 2007 to 234 (25%) by 2015
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Cheshire region Biodiversity Partnership (White-clawed Crayfish) |
WCC1
Maintain the range of white-clawed crayfish at the 2007 baseline of 13 occupied tetrads
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Not specified |
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City of Westminster Biodiversity Action Plan (House Sparrow) |
HS 3
Take action to prevent the further decline and if possible reverse the decline in the borough.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
City of Westminster Biodiversity Action Plan (Tawny Owl) |
TO 2
Promote understanding and awareness.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
City of Westminster Biodiversity Action Plan (Veteran Trees and Decaying Wood) |
VT 2
Target improvements to existing veteran trees, trees with veteran features and decaying wood to ensure continuity of habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Barn Owl) |
Objective 2
Objective 2 To restore and then manage suitable habitats to ensure the long term success of the barn owl in Clackmannanshire.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Black Grouse) |
Objective 1
Objective 1 Establish and monitor the population of black grouse.
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Target achieved |
25/06/2008 |
Population of black grouse established as part of the ClackmannanshireBreeding Birds Atlas. Population stands at 0. |
| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Brook, River and Sea Lamprey) |
Objective 2
Objective 2 Ensure the sustainability of lamprey populations in the area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Brown Hare) |
Objective 1
Objective 1 Determine the status of the the brown hare
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Brown Hare) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 Promote awareness of the brown hare.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Burial Grounds) |
Objective 2
Objective 2 Increase the resource by raising awareness of what represents a good Burial Ground and by encouraging appropriate ‘biodiversity’ management.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Burial Grounds) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 Advise land owners, managers and developers in the use of wildlife sensitive management techniques and products, stressing that helping biodiversity need not compromise aesthetics, public safety and practical management issues.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Coastal Lagoons) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 Evaluate the feasibility of creating new coastal lagoon habitat within the upper Forth Estuary.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Lochs and Ponds) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 To maintain and where possible enhance water quality in Gartmorn Dam.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Lochs and Ponds) |
Objective 4
Objective 4 Ensure that there is no net loss of area or reduction in the quality of lochs and ponds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Mineral Excavations) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 To recognise that soil is one of the most important features of a site.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Planted Conifer Woodland) |
Objective 1
Objective 1 Increase the habitat, age, species and structural diversity of coniferous woods in Clackmannanshire.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Red Squirrel) |
Objective 2
Objective 2 Promote best practice of managing habitats for red squirrels.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Sticky Catchfly) |
Objective 3
Objective 3 Promote awareness of sticky catchfly.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Water Vole) |
Objective 2
Objective 2 Maintain and extend existing water vole habitats within Clackmannanshire.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Clackmannanshire Biodiversity Partnership (Wintering Waterfowl) |
Objective 4
Objective 4 Raise profile and awareness of species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (A lichen (Graphina pauciloculata)) |
Lichen_GP_T.1
Maintain populations of this species at both Cornish sites.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
Surveyed again in 2003 |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (A weevil (Melanapion minimum)) |
Beetle_MM_T.2
Enhance populations at all known sites by 2010.
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No progress |
18/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Ancient and / or species rich hedgerows) |
Habitat_ASRH_T.2
Halt the further loss of ancient/species-rich hedges in Cornwall.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
AE Schemes |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Ancient and / or species rich hedgerows) |
Habitat_ASRH_T.9
Continue to improve understanding and awareness of the value of boundary features and of appropriate methods of management through the CHG.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
CHG not currently active |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Aquatic warbler) |
Bird_AP_T.2
In particular, ensure protection and appropriate management of premier site - Marazion Marsh and key habitats including Schoenoplectus tabermontanii beds. Identify other key passage sites, ensure protection and management.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Aquatic warbler) |
Bird_AP_T.3
Carry out research and monitoring in line with national guidance.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Atlantic lejeunea) |
Liverwort_LM_T.2
Maintain or recreate extensive areas of habitat potentially suitable for L. mandonii at all five sites, to allow natural population expansion.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Bittern) |
Bird_BS_T.5
To manage/create x ha of suitable reedbed for bittern within Cornwall by 2020.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Bog hoverfly) |
Fly_EC_T.4
The objectives of this plan will be achieved by undertaking surveys to determine the current status of E. cryptarum in Cornwall and by managing any site where it is found; if not re-found in Cornwall, the objectives will be met by considering re-introduction as part of a national re-introduction programme.
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No progress |
23/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Brown carder bumblebee) |
Bee_BH_T.2
The objectives of this plan will be achieved by undertaking further surveys to determine the current status of the brown carder bumblebee in Cornwall and by monitoring and managing the sites where it occurs.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
23/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Cereal field margins) |
Habitat_CFM_T.1
Aspirational target has been set at 750,000 metres of cereal margins by 2010, with review in 2005.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
23/06/2008 |
No info available however cereal margins are being created with AE schemes |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Cirl bunting) |
Bird_EC_T.4
The objectives and targets for cirl bunting will be achieved through protecting breeding and wintering sites in Cornwall from inappropriate agricultural management, development and other adverse land-use change, and promoting low input mixed farming in all key areas supporting cirl buntings and where range expansion/re-colonisation is possible.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Coastal vegetated shingle) |
Habitat_CVS_T.2
Maintain the quality of the existing resource.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Common skate) |
Fish_RB_T.1
In the long term, facilitate the migration of common skate from refuge populations to areas within which they are either scarce or fished out by minimising fishing pressure on the species. Inevitably this will take a long time due to the species slow rates of reproduction and growth.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Date-coloured waxcap) |
Fungi_HS_T.2
Encourage individuals to look out for this species, particularly along the coastal grasslands and sand dunes. Due to its conspicuous nature, this would be a relatively simple species to record. However it may be confused with other Hygrocybes that have brown caps so confirmation by the County Recorder of Fungi would be required.
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No progress |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Deptford pink) |
VPlant_DA_T.4
Establish an ex-situ programme to protect genetic diversity, create a reserve population of Cornish stock and provide experimental material.
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No progress |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Early gentian) |
VPlant_GA_T.2
Investigate methods of habitat restoration and management on non-calcareous cliff sites.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Great yellow bumblebee) |
Bee_BD_T.1
Maintain any populations found in Cornwall as a result of surveys undertaken as part of this action plan
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No progress |
02/07/2008 |
No records since 1950 |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Great yellow bumblebee) |
Bee_BD_T.2
Maintain any populations found in Cornwall as a result of surveys undertaken as part of this action plan
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No progress |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Grey seal) |
Mammal_HG_T.1
Increase understanding of the species population and ecology
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Grouped plan for Rock sea-lavender) |
VPlant_GPlan_RSL_T.1
Maintain the range of L. brittanicum, L. procerum and L. loganicum in Cornwall.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
Recent studies by M. Ingrouille, who named many of the subspecies and varieties within this critical group, have meant that the taxonomic status of these is now in question. However, most of the subspecies have been recorded within its known Cornish range, and unless a loss of rocky cliff edge (where they grow) occurs, it is now thought that the species is under threat. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Juniper) |
VPlant_AC_T.2
Establish a small population at a second site on the Lizard.
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No progress |
05/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Juniper) |
VPlant_AC_T.3
Establish a viable population at the Eden Project.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Large blue) |
Butterfly_MAr_T.2
Re-establish populations at one large multi-aspect site near Morwenstow, with outlying populations, by 2008.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/08/2008 |
still work needed on outlying populations |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Large blue) |
Butterfly_MAr_T.4
Continue suitable management of potential sites along the north Cornwall coast.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Lowland dry acid grassland) |
Habitat_LDAG_T.1
Arrest the depletion of lowland acid grassland throughout the UK.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
06/08/2008 |
AES113ha
SSSI 112ha
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Lowland meadows) |
Habitat_LM_T.4
Within SSSIs instigate appropriate management so that all significant stands of unimproved lowland meadow are in favourable condition by 2010.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
12/08/2008 |
Ongoing 24ha in SSSI |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Lowland wood-pasture and parkland) |
Habitat_LWPP_T.4
Evaluate and address background environmental threats to these habitats and veteran trees.
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No progress |
12/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Maritime cliffs and slopes) |
Habitat_MCS_T.1
Improve knowledge of the co-operation between coastal users, managers and conservationists.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Orange upperwing) |
Moth_JC_T.2
If re-found in Cornwall, promote a captive breeding programme.
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No progress |
24/08/2008 |
Not re-found |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Pearl-bordered fritillary) |
Butterfly_BE_T.1
Ensure all known sites are viable colonies that are appropriately managed, protected by management agreements and / or notification. Suitably manage sites peripheral to known colonies to encourage their expansion.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
24/08/2008 |
5 confirmed colonies -Fellover Bridge, Bunny's Hill, DeLank Quarry, Millandreath and Marsland, some other sightings need to be confirmed. Population at Marsland increasing. In 2007 two Pearl-bordered Fritillary were discovered flying with Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary at Minadew. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Pink meadow cap) |
Fungi_HC_T.1
Maintain all existing populations in Cornwall.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
24/08/2008 |
Ongoing – by default, no specific management however land owners are aware. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Purple moor grass & rush pastures) |
Habitat_PMGRP_T.5
For stands outside SSSIs in Cornwall, as far as is biologically feasible secure favourable condition over at least 95% of the resource ("as near as practicable to 100%") by 2010 (95% of non-SSSI area estimated at 166ha).
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Some progress (on schedule) |
25/08/2008 |
no data from Natural England |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Purple ramping-fumitory) |
VPlant_FP_T.2
Re-survey old sites, especially where the species has been recorded from hedges.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
25/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Purple ramping-fumitory) |
VPlant_FP_T.3
Ensure that the hedges where the confirmed records are found are managed sensitively.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
25/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Sabellaria alveolata reefs) |
Habitat_SAR_T.3
Monitor potential sites of colonisation for this species.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
Ongoing – no specific surveys, but will be picked up on other surveys, ie seasearch |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Scarce Merveille du Jour) |
Moth_MA_T.1
Maintain the range of the scarce merveille du jour in Cornwall.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
1 new site located in 2004 – an extension of the Looe Valley site |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Scarce Merveille du Jour) |
Moth_MA_T.2
The objectives of this plan will be achieved by undertaking surveys to determine the current status of the scarce merveille du jour in Cornwall and monitoring the key sites to inform habitat management.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
1 caught in light trap in 2004 in nearby woods |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Shepherd's needle) |
VPlant_SPV_T.2
Encourage cultivation of abandoned arable fields to regenerate the species from seedbank.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Shining guest ant) |
Ant_FN_T.2
The objectives of this plan will be achieved by undertaking surveys to determine the current status of shining guest ant in Cornwall and by managing any site where it is found.
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No progress |
27/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Shore dock) |
VPlant_RR_T.3
Enable regeneration from restored and native populations.
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No progress |
27/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Skylark) |
Bird_AA_T.2
The priority for skylark is to promote widespread sympathetic land management, particularly in key areas.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Spruce's bristle-moss) |
Moss_OS_T.2
Maintain extensive areas of suitable habitat within the range along the River Tamar to allow new patches to colonise and grow.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Standing open water) |
Habitat_SOW_T.1
Identify all ponds in the countryside and establish a database holding key information by 2005.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
UK lakes.net website has 225 lakes within cornwall |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Vigur's eyebright) |
VPlant_EV_T.1
Maintain viable populations at all extant sites.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2008 |
Recorded in 6 tetrads since 2004, in SW64, SW96 and SX16 - It was noted that at one site where E. vigursii had been recorded in numbers in 2002 (St. Agnes Head, SW6951), NO E. vigursii could be found, but only its hybrid with E. tetraquetra was present in numbers. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Western rustwort) |
Liverwort_MP_T.1
Maintain viable populations at two sites in west Cornwall and seven sites in east Cornwall (heroic efforts to maintain the tiny population at Tregonning Hill SSSI in west Cornwall would appear to be wasteful of resources since much stronger populations persist at Lower Bostraze and Leswidden).
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cornwall's Biodiversity vol 1, 2, and 3 (Woodlark) |
Bird_AO_T.1
Re-establish woodlark as a breeding species in Cornwall by 2010 with at least 20 pairs by 2020.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2008 |
no breeding populations as yet! |
| LBAP partnership |
Corporation of the Level of Hatfield Chase Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (European Eel) |
14
Determine the presence of European Eel within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Corporation of the Level of Hatfield Chase Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbed) |
7
Expansion of reedbed habitat within the Corporation of the Level of Hatfield Chase Drainage District
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Corporation of the Level of Hatfield Chase Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
9
Improve quality of wetlands within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland and grassland) |
FG-T2
Increase our knowledge of the resource of Floodplain grassland, Lowland meadow and Upland hay meadow and establish a baseline.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen) |
F-T1
Measure the extent, assess condition, and have management agreements in place for known fen sites on SSSIs.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Hedgerows) |
A/SH-T1
Increase the number of hedgerow options, especially ancient/species-rich hedges, in agri-environment schemes.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Parkland, ancient trees and pollarded trees) |
P-T1
Raise awareness of the importance of Parkland and provide management advice.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Ponds) |
P-T1
Increase the number of wildlife ponds, while not affecting existing areas of high wildlife value.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Craven Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers) |
R-T1
To maintain river and stream habitat, including riparian corridors, in a favourable condition for wildlife.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and/or Species-Rich Hedgerows) |
Hedgerows Target 7
Improve the condition of the hedgerow tree population by increasing numbers of young trees (1-4 years) to X
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Intertidal Mudflats) |
Coastal Vegetated Shingle Target 1
Maintain total extent of coastal vegetated shingle habitat, and the structures, sediment and coastal processes that support them.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Intertidal Mudflats) |
Maritime Cliff and Slopes Target 2
No overall net loss of cliff and slope functionality as a result of coast protection or engineering works.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Intertidal Mudflats) |
Saline Lagoons Target 3
Achieve favourable or recovering condition for X ha of coastal saline lagoon resource subject to natural processes (as measured by physico-chemical form and function and community and species diversity).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
Lowland Calcareous Grassland Target 4
Restore Xha of Lowland Calcareous Grassland from semi-improved or neglected grassland, which no longer meets the priority habitat definition
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Purple Moor-Grass and Rush Pastures) |
Purple Moor-Grass and Rush Pastures Target 1
Maintain the current extent of Purple Moor-grass and Rush Pastures
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
Reedbed Target 1
Maintain the extent of the existing resource of BAP habitat by active management and with no net loss (priority will be to maintain blocks of greater than 2ha, where appropriate). Links to Bittern SAP.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cumbria Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
Reedbed Target 2
Maintain the condition of wet reedbed habitat where already favourable and establish management to secure favourable condition for all areas of targeted reedbed currently judged as unfavourable.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (1 Public Awareness Action Plan) |
PA6
To increase awareness of the value of Biodiversity to business including farming and tourism.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Gwent Living Churchyards Work Programme) |
GLC-1
Ensure promotion of project, increasing awareness of value of churchyards for their natural heritage in Gwent, highlighting good practice and encouraging further participation.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Gwent Living Churchyards Work Programme) |
GLC-11
Provide networking opportunity and information source for local community groups involved and for new groups to be inspired.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Gwent Living Churchyards Work Programme) |
GLC-8
Ensure the management of churchyards in Gwent is sensitive and enhances the heritage found there for future generations.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Gwent Living Churchyards Work Programme) |
GLC-9
Empower local communities to learn traditional skills to manage/enhance their local churchyard.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (H1 Species Rich Grassland and Floodplain Pastures) |
H1-1
Find the full extent and nature conservation value of the resource
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (H1 Species Rich Grassland and Floodplain Pastures) |
H1-3
Maintain and enhance existing species-rich grasslands (achieve condition).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (H2 Boundary and Linear Features) |
H2-4.4
Expand the area/length of species rich forest rides.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (H4 Veteran trees and traditional orchards) |
H4-2.4
Create 10ha of orchard using locally traditional fruit varieties by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (H6 Woodland) |
H6-1
Maintain the current extent of native woodland in Monmouthshire (5475ha).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Overall objectives of the Monmouthshire LBAP) |
Overall Objectives 8
Provide Supplementary Planning Guidance to the Unitary Development Plan
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SB-A1 Lapwing) |
SB-A1-3
Acquire and manage land for wetland birds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SB-A2 Turtle dove) |
SB-A1-2
Increase range from 2005 level to 2 occupied 10km squares by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SM-A1 Hazel Dormouse) |
SM-A1-3
Enhance breeding sucess of dormouse in Monmouthshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru - Monmouthshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SM-B1 Lesser horseshoe bat) |
SM-B1-5
Achieve positive dialogue with roost owners and and raise awareness in general.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (EAP Woodlands) |
WOOD 1
To maintain the extent of native broadleaved woodlands
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (EAP Woodlands) |
WOOD 2
Achieve favourable condition of 1802 ha of woodland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (GAP Data collation and management) |
DCAM 2
To provide a detailed, quantitative assessment of the current distribution, quality and extent of the biodiversity resource within the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (GAP Education and Awareness raising) |
EDAW 2
To ensure that schools within the county include biodiversity within educational programs
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (GAP Education and Awareness raising) |
EDAW 4
To raise awareness of species/habitat specific issues to key groups/individuals and the general public
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (GAP Policy and legislation) |
POLG 2
To ensure that polices and actions pertaining to environmental sustainability make best use of the actions set out for conservation of habitats and species set out within the Ceredigion LBAP
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (Hedgerows) |
Hedge 1
Maintain the extent of hedgerows in Ceredigion and where appropiate increase the extent by planting new hedges.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (Rare lichens) |
Lichens 1
Ensure that the rare lichens listed in this plan that are found at six sites or less are safeguarded from development and inappropiate management by landowners.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (Rhos Pasture) |
Rhos 3
Restore 53ha of Rhos pasture which is currently in unfavourable condition by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Black Grouse (Tetrao tetrix)) |
DATA 25
To survey areas with recent black grouse sightings to assess the current status of black grouse in Ceredigion. From the results assess whether future conservation work is warrented.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius)) |
Dormouse 2
To increase the size and range of the current dormouse population by 2010 by establishing suitable habitat and wildlife corridors adjacent to existing sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Marsh fritillary (Eurodryas aurinia)) |
Marsh Fritillary 3
Increase the total amount and distribution of suitable habitat in Ceredigion.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Otter (Lutra lutra)) |
Ot2
Encourage the expansion of the otters range by improving connectivity in catchments and maintaining suitable coastal habitats.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Otter (Lutra lutra)) |
Otter3
Build appropiate mitigation measures on to bridges and culverts in key areas to reduce otter road deaths.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru / Wales Ceredigion LBAP (SAP Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris)) |
WV1
Maintain the distribution and abundance of existing populations of water vole in Ceredigion.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Brecon Beacons National Park - (HAP Open uplands) |
OPUP3RS
To restore previously extant or degraded upland habitats.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
23/10/2008 |
Blanket bog Restoration: c. 20ha in active restoration project at Waun Fignen Felen. Restoration of 40ha on Black Mountains SSSI due to start autumn 2008. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Brecon Beacons National Park - (HAP Open uplands) |
OPUP4EX
To expand the extent of upland habitats
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Target not achieved |
23/10/2008 |
No expansion projects for upland habitats have yet been progressed. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Brecon Beacons National Park - (HAP Rock habitats and Geodiversity) |
RHGE1ME
To maintain the extent of rock habitats and important geological features
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/01/2007 |
Brecon Beacons Limestone Pavement Survey 2007 identifed a new value of 24.1ha. This was mapped digitally and can be taken as a more accurate value. Some areas have yet to be checked and it is estimated that approximately another 5ha of habitat will be mapped during 2008. |
| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Brecon Beacons National Park - (SAP Reptiles & Amphibians) |
RPAM5SP02
To gather data on the distribution and status of reptiles and amphibians through survey and monitoring.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Brecon Beacons National Park - (SAP Reptiles & Amphibians) |
RPAM5SP03
To ensure that occupied GCN ponds have at least 1 other suitable pond within 500m (UKBAP Target T4)
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Awareness Raising) |
GAPARO3
Provide accessible sources of information on biodiversity
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Childing Pink) |
SAPCPT1
Maintain current range of Childing Pink
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Neutral Grassland) |
HAPNGT1
Maintain 4ha of lowland meadow by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Neutral Grassland) |
HAPNGT4
Expand the total area of lowland meadow by 0.1ha by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Neutral Grassland) |
HAPNGT6
Restore 10ha of semi-improved grassland on appropriate sites
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Ponds) |
HAPPT2
Achieve favourable condition of 95% of ponds by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Purple Moor-grass and Rush Pasture) |
HAPPMGT1
Maintain extent of existing Purple Moor-grass and Rush Pasture
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Siver-washed Fritillary) |
SAPSWFT1
Maintain current Forest Fawr population.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Cardiff Local Biodiversity Action Plan (2008 Siver-washed Fritillary) |
SAPSWFT2
Manage woodlands for Silver-washed Fritillary
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Brown Field / Buildings / Gardens) |
Urban03RE
Restore areas of habitat with biodiversity value in built up areas and gardens.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Brown Field / Buildings / Gardens) |
Urban04EX
Expand areas of habitat with biodiversity value in built up areas and gardens.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Woodland) |
Wood2AC
Achieve favourable or recovering condition of native woodlands within Pembrokeshire.
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SAP Brown Hairstreak) |
BH01
Establish the current abundance of brown hairstreak in Pembrokeshire
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/11/2007 |
Butterfly Conservation Species Challenge Fund Survey Project |
| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Pembrokeshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SAP Reptiles and Amphibians) |
RepAmp01ME
Maintain range of reptiles and amphibians in Pembrokeshire
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Vale of Glamorgan local biodiversity action plan (HAP-BGSG Brownfield, green space and gardens) |
BGSG-SPP
Maintain and expand the range and/or population of species associated with green spaces and gardens
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales - Vale of Glamorgan local biodiversity action plan (HAP-FW Freshwater and wetlands) |
FW-R
Restore freshwater and wetland habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES) |
HERP2DCM
To gather data on the distribution and status of Carmarthenshire’s herpetofauna
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (AMPHIBIANS AND REPTILES) |
HERP3RA
To raise awareness of the status and requirements of herpetofauna in Carmarthenshire and provide advice on habitat management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BARN OWL - local plan) |
BO4POL
To ensure that the barn owl is protected and enhanced through the planning and development control process
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BAT SPECIES) |
BAT2DCM
To gather data on the distribution and status of bat species in Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BROWN HARE) |
HARE3RA
To raise awareness about the brown hare in Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BROWNFIELD, GARDENS AND URBAN OPEN SPACE GROUPED ACTION PLAN) |
BR1ME
To ensure there is the right amount of appropriate quality open space in the right places in built up areas of Carmarthenshire to provide for biodiversity and people's need to have contact with it
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (BROWNFIELD, GARDENS AND URBAN OPEN SPACE GROUPED ACTION PLAN) |
BR3AC
To secure appropriate management for biodiversity of significant areas of public open space/brownfield sites within the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (COASTAL) |
CO1ME
To maintain extent of coastal habitats in Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (COASTAL) |
CO4EX
To expand coastal habitats in Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (COASTAL) |
CO5SP
To maintain and where possible expand the range and/or population of species associated with these habitat types
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (DATA COLLECTION AND MANAGEMENT) |
DCM3
To use biological survey information to further the conservation, enhancement and understanding of the biodiversity resource
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (DORMOUSE) |
DOR4POL
To ensure that surveys are undertaken to inform decision making/planning of any project that has the potential to affect dormice
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (FARMLAND) |
FAR2AC
To achieve condition of hedgerows and orchard habitats through appropriate management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (FRESHWATER) |
DCM2FWH
To identify and record significant ponds in the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (MARSH FRITILLARY) |
MF3RA
To raise awareness of the importance of the marsh fritillary in Carmarthenshire and provide advice on habitat management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (NIGHTJAR) |
NJ2DCM
To continue to survey and monitor the distribution and status of nightjars in Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (OTTER) |
OTT4POL
To ensure that surveys are undertaken to inform decision making/planning of any plan or project that has the potential to affect otters
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (UPLAND) |
DCM2UP
To identify and record priority areas of upland habitats within Carmarthenshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales Carmarthenshire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (WETLANDS) |
WET2AC
To achieve a favourable habitat condition of wetland habitats in the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales-Newport Local Biodiversity Action Plan (GAP Biodiversity in Schools) |
A3.4c
Support schools in development of a Forest School - includes on site and off site locations. Also assist Forest School Leaders with management plans and act as Forest School Assistant where required
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
17/08/2011 |
Created log circles at 10 schools specifically for Forest School use |
| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales-Newport Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Grassland and Farmland) |
GFT3-RE
Restore grassland areas and farmland features within Newport to a favourable condition
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales-Newport Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Wetlands) |
FWT4-EX
Expand the extent of freshwater habitats within Newport
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Cymru D / S Wales-Newport Local Biodiversity Action Plan (HAP Woodland) |
WDT4-EX
Expand areas of woodland within Newport
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| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Moorland) |
1D
Recreate a further 50 ha of moorland by 2011, on former sites which have been afforested.
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| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Moorland) |
4A
Maintain and enhance the hydrological and ecological integrity of Tor Royal raised bog through favourable management of the gob and the surrounding catchment.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
24/11/2008 |
Tor Royal Bog is in two ownerships both of which habe entered their part into agri-environment scheme. Appropriate management is in place for the eastern half and management has improved on the western side.
Part of this SSSS is now in 'favourable condition'. The other part has been severly damaged by historic peat removal drainage remains an issue here and to some extent on the other half. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Rocks (including tors, clitter slopes, quarries, caves, mines and buildings)) |
5a
Complete a survey of cave invertebrates at Buckfastleigh by 2008
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Rocks (including tors, clitter slopes, quarries, caves, mines and buildings)) |
6b
Seek appropriate management for all known Flax-leaved St. John's wort, ring ouzel and peregrine sites and known important bat and lower plant localities by 2011
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Target achieved |
07/09/2011 |
appropriate mgt in place through AES, recreation mgt, through conservation organisations and DNPA mgt agreements. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Rocks (including tors, clitter slopes, quarries, caves, mines and buildings)) |
9c
Maintain or restore and secure ideal management on a minimum of 4 ha of rough grassland within a 1km radius of all nesting sites by 2011
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
07/09/2011 |
Work being carried out with Barn Owl Trust and NE. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Woodland) |
6B
Maintain a population of at least 300-400 pairs of buzzard within the National Park.
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Target achieved |
18/08/2011 |
300+ pairs of buzzard on Dartmoor in 2010 - data from DSG. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Woodland) |
6C
use both wild daffodil and buzzard to help promote greater involvement by the public in biodiversity conservation on Dartmoor.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
18/08/2011 |
Daffodil work with public and local communities carried out through Action for Wildlife Project in 2004. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Habitat Action Plan for Woodland) |
8A
map distribution of known wet woodland and assess survey needed to determine the best sites by 2008.
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Target achieved |
16/08/2011 |
Wet woodland mapped digitally using data sources of Rhos pasture, ancient woodland survey and secondary woodland survey.
No specific botanical wet woodland survey carried out, but CWS monitoring carried out in river valleys (Rhos pasture and wet woodland mosaic); plus a wet woodland bird survey in 2010 over Dartmoor provided good result on bird communities, as well as woodland structure and quality. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Bats) |
1B
Identify key maternity roosts and carry out remedial works as necessary, to ensure that they are retained in a suitable condition for bats
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
16/08/2011 |
Maternity roosts discovered through planning process are protected through the planning and licencing system, as well as good data management.
Maternity roosts of barbastelle bats have been identified and are protected if/when a threat arises.
But many roosts remain undiscovered. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Deptford Pink) |
1D
Monitor sites annually to record the number of flowering plants, involving local groups where possible.
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Target achieved |
16/08/2011 |
Count carried out in July 2011 with the help of Sector Ranger and 2 local volunteers. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for High Brown and Pearl-bordered Fritillaries) |
3B
Periodically publish articles in appropriate press and general media.
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Target achieved |
16/08/2011 |
Press cover on fritillary butterflies has been very good - annual article in the BAP newsletter, and various press releases resulting in articles in the local press. This covered both the status of the butterfly and the work done to conserve the species. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Mosses, Lichens and Ferns) |
3b
Maximise longevity of theses trees and secure replacements by 2016
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/09/2011 |
Partially through woodland management scheme consultations. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Ring Ouzel) |
1A
Maintain at least the same number of breeding pairs of ring ouzel as in 2006 (10-15 pairs) by 2016.
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Target achieved |
15/08/2011 |
Estimated 10 breeding pairs of ring ouzel present following ring ouzel surveys 2010 and 2011. Population under threat. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Ring Ouzel) |
1C
Minimise potential threats to future breeding population of ring ouzels from recreational, agricultural and military users of the National Park.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
15/08/2011 |
Rare Bird Sensitive Areas identified and used for large scale event planning. Further actions are needed to reduce disturbance at some nest sites. |
| LBAP partnership |
Dartmoor LBAP (Dartmoor Species Action Plan for Scarce Dragonflies) |
2B
Seek to maintain the same number of sites with keeled skimmer present, within the total of monitored sites by 2016.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
15/12/2009 |
Baseline survey piloted but not yet undertaken; to be completed summer 2010. |
| LBAP partnership |
Darwin at Downe (Darwin at Downe BAP) |
Darwin1
To enhance the management of the habitats contained within the Darwin at Downe project area and create new areas of BAP habitat
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Some progress (on schedule) |
22/05/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dearne and Dove Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
13
Increase foraging potential within the drainage district for bats
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dearne and Dove Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
20
Promote best practice in all drainage works
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Bumblebee Species Action Plan) |
BB01
To identify existing and potential significant locations for bumblebees in the Derry City Council area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Bumblebee Species Action Plan) |
BB02
To improve the habitat quality and connectivity that bumblebees rely on for feeding and nesting.
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Inner Lough Foyle Habitat Action Plan) |
LF02
Maintain and where possible improve the condition of priority coastal and marine habitats found in the Derry City Council area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Invasive Species Action Plan) |
IS01
To identify where invasive species occur in the Derry City Council area and how they spread.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Purple Moorgrass and Rush Pasture Habitat Action Plan) |
PR03
Raise awareness of the biodiversity value of purple moorgrass and rush pasture.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Derry Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban and Gardens Habitat Action Plan) |
UG03
Educate and raise awareness of urban and gardens biodiversity value.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Doncaster Biodiversity Action Partnership (Crags, Caves and Tunnels) |
CCT 1
To ensure the protection and maintenance of existing crag, cave and tunnel sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Doncaster Biodiversity Action Partnership (Greenways) |
GW 1
To ensure the protection and maintenance of existing Greenways.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Doncaster Biodiversity Action Partnership (Lowland Heathland/ Acid Grassland Mosaic) |
HAG 2
To restore degraded sites and ensure appropriate management of Lowland Heathland/Acid Grassland Mosaic.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Doncaster Biodiversity Action Partnership (Post Industrial and Brownfield Land) |
PIB 1
To ensure the protection and maintenance of existing post industrial and brownfield sites of importance to biodiversity.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Doncaster Biodiversity Action Partnership (Post Industrial and Brownfield Land) |
PIB 2
To restore degraded sites and ensure appropriate management of post industrial and brownfield land.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Ancient and/or Species Rich Hedgerows) |
ASRH 01
Ensure no loss in the extent or quality of ancient and/or species rich hedgerows.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Lowland Beech and Yew Woodland) |
LBY 02
Secure sympathetic management of lowland beech and yew
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
LCG 01
Ensure no loss in the extent or quality of lowland calcareous grassland.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Lowland Meadows) |
LM 03
Re-establish lowland meadows of SNCI quality
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Maritime Cliff and Slope) |
MCS 03
Provide a minimum 10m buffer on maritime cliff and slope
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Mudflats) |
MF 02
Secure sympathetic management of remaining mudflats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Reedbeds) |
F/R03
Re-establish reedbeds of SNCI quality
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Sabellaria alveolata Reefs) |
SAR 01
Ensure no loss in the extent or quality of the following habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Saline Lagoons) |
SL 01
Ensure no loss in the extent or quality of saline lagoons.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Saline Lagoons) |
SL 03
Establish demonstration lagoon
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dorset Biodiversity Strategy (Sublittoral Chalk) |
SLC 01`
Ensure no loss in the extent or quality of the following habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dun Drainage Commissioners Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grassland) |
5
Maintain and expand the current extent of floodplain grassland within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dun Drainage Commissioners Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
18
Ensure all IDB works comply with relevant legislation protecting Great Crested Newts and their habitats
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Dun Drainage Commissioners Biodiversity Action Plan (Ponds) |
10
Maintain and improve the quality of ponds within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Calaminarian grassland) |
UP2-T1
To maintain the extent and distribution of calaminarian grassland in the Durham BAP area
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Grass snake) |
RE2-T1
To extend the range of grass snake in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland fen habitats) |
WE1-T1
To maintain the current extent of lowland fen habitats in the Durham BAP area, including a description of their type and condition.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland fen habitats) |
WE1-T2
To restore lowland fen habitats on former known sites in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland heath) |
LO4-T1
To maintain the extent of lowland heath in the Durham BAP area
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland heath) |
LO4-T3
To achieve favourable or recovering condition for lowland heath within SSSIs in the Durham BAP area.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
15/10/2011 |
552 heather plug planted on restoration areas on Waldridge Fell as per MP. Community Conservation Day - Countryside event by Maria Murphy |
| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Magnesian limestone grassland) |
LO6-T11
To restore the historic range of the northern brown argus in the Durham BAP.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Magnesian limestone grassland) |
LO6-T2
To expand the extent of magnesian limestone grassland in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Magnesian limestone grassland) |
LO6-T9
To maintain the range of cistus forester in the Durham BAP area
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Polecat) |
MA5-T1
To maintain the population of polecat in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Reptiles) |
RE1-T3
To maintain the range of slow worm in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and streams) |
WE3-T1
To maintain ersqi (ERS quality index) scores over a number of selected reaches of rivers in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland birds) |
BI3-T3
To maintain the population of breeding dunlin in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland birds) |
BI3-T4
To increase the number of breeding pairs of hen harrier in the Durham BAP area to 1 by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland dry heath and acid grassland) |
UP4-T4
To achieve favourable or recovering condition for upland dry heath outside of SSSIs in the Durham BAP area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Durham Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban and garden wildlife) |
BI4-T2
To maintain the range of house sparrow in the Durham BAP area
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| LBAP partnership |
East Dunbartonshire Local Biodiversity Partnership (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
4
Encourage conservation management agreements by 2010 (using the Rural Stewardship or other schemes) for all floodplain grazing marsh on the Kelvin Valley Floodplain.
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| LBAP partnership |
East Dunbartonshire Local Biodiversity Partnership (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
5
Identify and map all the areas of floodplain grazing marsh within East Dunbartonshire by 2005
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| LBAP partnership |
East Dunbartonshire Local Biodiversity Partnership (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
6
Where areas of this habitat are small and isolated, using the agri-environment programme, attempt to increase the size of these areas by encouraging the creation of more wet grassland habitat with the intention of linking these areas to others nearby.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
East Dunbartonshire Local Biodiversity Partnership (Semi-natural Grasslands) |
2
Ensure key acid and neutral grassland sites are given protection from all adverse developments through ghte local and structure plans
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Badger) |
Ba1
To protect the known populations of badgers in Edinburgh.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Farmland) |
Fa2
Identify and protect good existing habitats first.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Lowland & Urban Habitat Action Plan) |
UH1
To maintain the extent of existing urban wildlife habitats in Edinburgh, and where possible create new ones.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Lowland & Urban Habitat Action Plan) |
UH2
To enhance the ecological value of urban open spacesfor both wildlife and people (Draft Open Space Framework, CEC August 2003).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Rock Faces) |
RF2
Review the management of rock faces, their associated rare species and their surrounding habitats.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Seed-eating birds) |
SB3
To extend existing and introduce new conservation measures to benefit seed-eating birds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Edinburgh Biodiversity Partnership (Semi-natural Grasslands) |
SG1
Maintain the distribution, abundance and quality of species-rich unimproved and semi-improved grasslands at: Arthur’s Seat Volcano and Wester Craiglockhart Hill Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), all Local Nature Reserves (LNR) and other sites managed by City of Edinburgh Council, and all ‘Wildlife Sites’ or ‘Sites of Interest for Nature Conservation’ throughout the Edinburgh area.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient and species rich hedgerows and green lanes) |
5.1
To halt the net loss of species rich hedgerows and green lanes through neglect and removal by the year 2000, and to halt all loss of hedgerows and green lanes which are both ancient and species rich by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient and species rich hedgerows and green lanes) |
5.2
To achieve the favourable management of 25% of species rich and ancient hedgerows and green lanes by the year 2000, and of 50% by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient and species rich hedgerows and green lanes) |
5.3
To maintain overall numbers of hedgerow trees within each county or district at least at current levels by planting or natural regeneration, in order to ensure a balanced age structure
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient woodlands) |
5.1
Halt the further loss of ancient woodland and ensure no more areas are lost in the future.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient woodlands) |
5.2
Double the area of ancient woodland in agreed management schemes by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient woodlands) |
5.3
Ensure that all Local Authority woods are in agreed management schemes with management plans by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient woodlands) |
5.4
Continue work to develop markets for a range of woodland products to help establish the sustainable management of the woodlands
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Ancient woodlands) |
5.5
Ensure that future management of woodland takes into account the need to maintain levels of dead wood, veteran trees, and other habitats such as ponds, rides and glades where appropriate (Target ongoing).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bittern) |
5.1
Encourage bitterns to breed in Essex
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bittern) |
5.2
Provide suitable bittern wintering sites
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bittern) |
5.3
Create 10 ha of new reedbed at Chestnut Gravel Pits in Lee Valley, with a view to providing suitable wintering habitat, and encouraging breeding of at least a single pair within 10 years
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.1
Survey all known trees to establish authenticity and sex by the year 2000.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.2
Safeguard all known existing trees by contacting owners and raising awareness of their importance by the year 2000.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.3
Encourage Local Authorities to serve TPOs on trees under threat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.4
Seek funds and establish a nursery for Essex black poplars by 2001.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.5
Seek funds and carry out DNA profiling on a proportion of trees in the county.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.6
Discourage new planting in inappropriate places.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Black Poplar) |
5.7
Add cuttings to the clone bank whenever the opportunity arises (with permission form landowners).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bright Wave Moth) |
5.1
Confirm, or otherwise, its continued presence in Essex by 2000
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bright Wave Moth) |
5.2
Identify more precisely the habitat requirements of the species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bright Wave Moth) |
5.3
If found to still be present in Essex, maintain a viable population at this site.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bright Wave Moth) |
5.4
If presumed extinct, consider re-establishment with English Stock by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Bright Wave Moth) |
5.5
Review historical sites in south Essex to determine if any are suitable for re-introduction
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Brown Hare) |
5.1
Maintain the current numbers of breeding hares in Essex
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Brown Hare) |
5.2
Reduce the amount of illegal hare coursing and review the sutuation regarding legal coursing with dogs
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Cereal Field Margins) |
4.1
Maintain, improve and restore by management the biodiversity of some 500-750 hectares of cereal field margins in Essex by 2010. These figures represent up to 5% of the planned UK total.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Coastal grazing marsh) |
5.1
Maintain the existing extent of Grazing Marsh habitat (6,500 hectares) within the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Coastal grazing marsh) |
5.2
Maintain the existing quality of the Coastal Grazing marsh in the county. Where loss of low value grazing marsh is likely (i.e. coastal realignment) ensure mitigation and creation of equivalent
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Coastal grazing marsh) |
5.3
Restore 1200 hectares of grazing marsh which has fallen into disuse or poor condition (estimated at 1200 hectares) within the last 20 years, by the year 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Coastal grazing marsh) |
5.4
REcreate 500ha of grazing marsh by the year 2010 (1980s levels)
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Desmoulin's whorl snail) |
5.1
Ensure the identified poulations of snails are protected, maintained and enhanced.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Desmoulin's whorl snail) |
5.2
Undertake surevy of former and likely sites to determine a true county distributrion by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Fishers estuarine moth) |
5.1
To ensure that the present distribution and abundance of hogs fennel are at least maintained, and that the core populations still support the moth.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Fishers estuarine moth) |
5.2
To maintain and develop monitoring programmes, to achieve a clearer understanding of population dynamics and trends.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Fishers estuarine moth) |
5.3
To ensure that the needs of both moth and food plant are addressed in any future sea wall works, both capital and maintenance, around the Walton Backwaters.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Fishers estuarine moth) |
5.4
To eliminate unauthorised and commercial collection of larvae and adults
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Great Crested Newt) |
5.1
Ascertain the true distribution of the species over the county by 2005.
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
30/07/2003 |
Froglife were commissioned by the Environment Agency |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Great Crested Newt) |
5.2
Once known, maintain the range, distribution and viability of the existing county population.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Great Crested Newt) |
5.3
Restore some populations to counter past losses.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Grey partridge) |
5.1
Halt and reverse the decline of the grey partridge in Essex
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Grey partridge) |
5.2
Maintain, and where possible enlarge, the range of the species in Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Harbour Porpoise) |
5.1
Determine size and distribution of harbour porpoise population in coastal waters around Essex and East Anglia
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Harbour Porpoise) |
5.2
Set up an East Anglian coastal network to monitor any porpoises present and coordinate data received from casual sightings.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Harbour Porpoise) |
5.3
Revise action plan if there are porpoises present close to the Essex coast.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Heath Fritillary) |
5.1
Monitor the extent and condition of heath fritillary populations in Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Heath Fritillary) |
5.2
Increase existing re-established populations by maintaining and where appropriate expanding positive management suitable for heath fritillary.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Heath Fritillary) |
5.3
Increase the population and range within Essex through further re-establishments/introductions within the butterfly’s former range.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Hogs Fennel) |
5.1
To ensure that the full extent of its distribution and abundance are maintained, as recorded by Thornton (1990), the only recent comprehensive record of the Essex population.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Hogs Fennel) |
5.2
To ensure that the needs of hog’s-fennel are addressed in any future sea wall works, both capital and maintenance, around the Walton Backwaters.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Hornet Robberfly) |
5.1
Ensure the retention and appropriate management of all post-1980 sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Hornet Robberfly) |
5.2
Monitor the occurrence and population dynamics of the hornet robberfly at all known sites, to guide conservation management practices.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Hornet Robberfly) |
5.3
Identify key sites for the species, and ensure they receive appropriate conservation designation (as SSSIs and/or county wildlife sites).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Lowland Heath) |
5.1
Secure the integrity of all areas of existing heath from future loss or damage from development or other uses.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Lowland Heath) |
5.2
Maintain and enhance the wildlife value of existing heathland through appropriate management schemes.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Lowland Heath) |
5.3
Establish restoration and management projects on 20ha of degraded heathland, within priority areas, by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Lowland Heath) |
5.4
Create 20ha of new heathland, within priority areas, by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Lowland Heath) |
5.5
Increase awareness and appreciation of the conservation status and management requirements of heathland within Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Old Orchards) |
4.1
Prevent further loss of existing old orchards.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Old Orchards) |
4.2
Restore and manage existing old orchards.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Old Orchards) |
4.3
Create new orchards (community / school / private) using locally characteristic stock.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Otter) |
5.1
Encourage the expansion of the otter population to all major catchments and coastal habitats in Essex by 2010.
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Target achieved |
31/12/2002 |
A report produced by Chris Mason and Sheila Macdonald (The Otter in Essex 1996-2002) states that there has been little growth in otter populations over this period.Distribution has changed however with otter reappearing on the River Colne and with limited distribution on the Chelmer, Blackwater, Lea, Cam and Roding catchments in 2002. Otter appear to have been lost from Hamford Water. The River Stour is the only major Essex catchment to have held otters throughout the study period and may be reinforced by movements of animals from Suffolk. |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Otter) |
5.2
Reduce the danger posed by road traffic, through the provision of safe road crossings at appropriate bridge locations.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
13/04/2004 |
Dates of otter deaths reported: |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Otter) |
5.3
Encourage otter- sensitive riparian land management in Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Otter) |
5.4
All rivers in the county to be fisheries target classes (see EA LEAP plans) by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Otter) |
5.5
Encourage the introduction of new fisheries legislation to make the fitting of otter guards compulsory in all fyke nets used in waters likely to support otter populations.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/04/2004 |
The Environment Agency is developing a Region wide set of Environmental Options for routine flood defence maintenance works (e.g. de-silting, weed cutting, mowing etc). Flood Defence and Conservation staff will agree which EO is suitable for which watercourse dependant on flood risk, protected species presence etc. These options are currently being developed in consultation with the Agency's National experts to ensure compliance with wildlife legislation. Due for completion early 2003 |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Oxlip) |
5.1
Increase appropriate management on current sites- usually coppice-with-standards.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Oxlip) |
5.2
Maintain existing population and create suitable conditions for a long term return to appropriate former sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Pipistrelle bats) |
5.1
Maintain existing populations and range of pipistrelles
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.1
Increase knowledge of the distribution, extent and quality of Zostera beds in Essex. Determine relative distribution of different species. Surveys needed to assess changes in distribution since last surveys were made over 20 years ago.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.2
Increase knowledge of the ecology of Zostera beds and assess their importance as a habitat for marine invertebrates.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.3
Identify and quantify natural and human factors affecting eelgrass beds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.4
Seek to halt any decline in Zostera population in Essex resulting from human impacts.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.5
Seek to increase the current size of the Zostera resource in Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Seagrass Beds) |
5.6
Raise the profile and increase public awareness of eelgrass beds and their associated species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shads) |
5.1
REcord catches of any shad off the Essex coast and estuaries.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shads) |
5.2
Obtain samples form for incidental catches for identification of species
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shining Ramshorn Snail) |
5.1
Confirm all existing Essex populations by the year 2000
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shining Ramshorn Snail) |
5.2
Ensure that these populations are protected, maintained and where possible enhanced.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shining Ramshorn Snail) |
5.3
Undertake surveys of former and potential sites to determine a more accurate county distribution.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shrill Carder Bee) |
5.1
Ascertain the true distribution by 2000
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shrill Carder Bee) |
5.2
Maintain the known geographical distribution
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Shrill Carder Bee) |
5.3
Restore sufficient tracts of suitable habitat in former localities to support three sustainable populations in Essex by 2010, using re-introductions if necessary (and if possible).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Skylark) |
5.1
To maintain, and where possible, enlarge the population of skylarks in Essex.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Song Thrush) |
5.1
Halt the decline in song thrush numbers in the county
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Song Thrush) |
5.2
continue RSPB research programme in Essex.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Stag Beetle) |
5.1
Maintain and increase breeding populations by ensuring continued supply of suitable dead wood throughout the urban, suburban and rural range of the beetle. Target = increase usable dead wood resource by 20% over 20 years.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Stone Curlew) |
5.1
To encorage stone curlew to re-colonise NW Essex
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Stone Curlew) |
5.2
Increase the area of land managed appropriately for stone curlew (grazed grassland, spring grown crops) through liaison with land owners, and through agri-environmental schemes
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Essex Biodiversity Project (Urban Habitats) |
5.2
To develop up-to-date and accessible information on urban ecological resources.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Urban Habitats) |
5.3
To maintain and enhance the value and integrity of key wildlife sites, wildlife features and strategic natural networks across urban areas.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Urban Habitats) |
5.4
To increase awareness and understanding of the value and management of the range of ‘urban’ habitats, especially those supporting key populations of important species.
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Water Vole) |
5.1
Endeavour to halt the decline of water voles in Essex by the year 2000
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Water Vole) |
5.2
Restore viable populations of water voles to those river catchments in the county that have lost them by the year 2010
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Water Vole) |
5.3
Improve riverine and other habitats for water voles throughout the county based on current research regarding their habitat requirements
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (Water Vole) |
5.4
Monitor and record populations of water voles and mink in selected river catchment areas int he county
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| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (White clawed crayfish) |
5.1
Maintain the present distribution of this species within the county by 2000.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/12/2003 |
Surveys have not identified the loss of any populations within the county.Surveys have also identified white clawed crayfish on Chad Brook and in the upper Chelmer on One Bridge Brook (a tributary of the River Can).NB RECORDS CAN BE PROVIDED TO UPDATE MAP WHEN PLAN REVIEWED |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (White clawed crayfish) |
5.2
Limit the spread of non-native crayfish species.
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Target not achieved |
31/12/2003 |
There is currently no trapping of non-native crayfish species on any rivers except the Stour at Wixoe (see 6.3.1). Recent studies/research have shown that it is virtually impossible to eradicate non-native species from waterbodies, however trapping can limit the spread of non-native populations. |
| LBAP partnership |
Essex Biodiversity Project (White clawed crayfish) |
5.3
Maintain and create suitable habitat conditions on appropriate riverine sites.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/12/2003 |
Report by Kate Potter. Create new – the Environment Agency plan to trial artificial refugia at sites in Essex. Materials such as air bricks, pipes and ridge tiles are a cheap, quick and easy means of creating artificial refugia for crayfish in a river. More natural methods, such as creating riffles, require expensive hydraulic models to ensure that they do not cause flood defence problems. |
| LBAP partnership |
Fairham Brook Internal Drainage Board (IDB) BAP (Reed Bunting) |
11.3
Monitor populations of reed bunting along the Fairham Brook
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Finningley Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Arable Field Margins) |
1
Maintain and improve the quality of current arable field margins within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Finningley Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
22
Improve understanding of species populations present within the drainage district
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| LBAP partnership |
Finningley Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
18
Ensure all IDB works comply with relevant legislation protecting Water Vole and their habitat.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Anglesey's LBAP (Habitats - Field Edges) |
2
To encourage good management where re-establishment may occur.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Anglesey's LBAP (Habitats - River and Stream) |
4
To aim for at least 5km river bed restoration (riffles, shallows, boulders) by 2007.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Anglesey's LBAP (Habitats - Seagrass Beds) |
2
Assess feasibility of restoration of damaged or degraded beds (if relevant).
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Anglesey's LBAP (Species - Marsh Fritillary) |
2
Preserve a stable, viable population on the island by creating opportunities for metapopulation expansion.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Anglesey's LBAP (Species - Shore Dock) |
1
Safeguard the existing pockets of population (and any new discoveries).
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Conwy Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LOWLAND CALCAREOUS GRASSLAND (Ecosystem: grassland and lowland heath)) |
CON CG T3
Restoration
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Conwy Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LOWLAND MEADOWS (Ecosystem: Grassland and Lowland Heath)) |
CON LM T1
Maintain the extent of lowland meadows in the Conwy LBAP area
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Conwy Local Biodiversity Action Plan (SILVER STUDDED BLUE BUTTERFLY - Great Orme race (Plebejus argus Caernensis)) |
CON SSB T2
Expand distribution by extending into restored habitat close to existing sites.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Badger) |
B SAP Objective 3
To establish the current status and distribution of Badgers in Denbighshire.
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Cereal Field Margins) |
Obj 2 (Cereal Field Margins)
To develop a better knowledge of the status and distribution of arable flowers and their past distributions in Denbighshire
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Ecosystem: FRESHWATER) |
Fresh T01
Maintain the extent of the habitats associated with this ecosystem plan.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Ecosystem: FRESHWATER) |
Fresh T02
Achieve and maintain the condition of the habitats associated with this ecosystem plan in favourable or unfavourable recovering condition.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Gardens and Allotments) |
G&A HAP Objective 3
To conserve the existing biodiversity interest of gardens and allotments within Denbighshire.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Hedgerows) |
H HAP Objective 4
To raise awareness of the local and national importance of hedgerows and their associated flora and fauna and promote good hedgerow management.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Lesser Horseshoe Bat) |
Obj 3 (Lesser Horseshoe Bat)
To undertake all necessary monitoring that contributes to the maintenance and, where possible, improvement of the status of the Lesser Horseshoe Bat in Denbighshire.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Pearl-Bordered Fritillary) |
PBF SAP Objective 2
To maintain and enhance suitable habitat at sites with recent records.
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Pearl-Bordered Fritillary) |
PBF SAP Objective 3
To maintain and enhance suitable habitat at sites within dispersal range.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Red Squirrel) |
RS SAP Objective 1
To maintain and increase the Red Squirrel population in Clocaenog Forest through habitat improvement.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Saline Lagoon Statement) |
Obj 1 (Saline Lagoon)
To maintain the current area of potential saline lagoon in Denbighshire and investigate possibilities for its enhancement for biodiversity.
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Upland Mixed Ash Wood) |
UMAW HAP Obj6
To survey and continue to monitor the health of Upland Mixed Ash Woodland within Denbighshire.
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Urban Green Space) |
UGS HAP Objective 2
To maintain and enhance areas of managed Urban Green Space.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Denbighshire Biodiversity Action Plan 'Our Future with Wildlife' (Wet Woodlands) |
WW HAP Objective 2
To maintain and enhance quality and extent of Wet Woodlands.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ecosystem: Coastal: COASTAL SAND DUNES) |
SP SAND T1
Maintain existing population of sandhil rustic moth
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ecosystem: Farmland: TRADITIONAL ORCHARDS) |
FM ORCHARD T4
Ensure the survival of traditional fruit tree varieties in Flintshre
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Target achieved |
13/03/2012 |
North East Wales Recovery Project 2012 |
| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Local: GARDENS & ALLOTMENTS) |
LOC GDA T2
Raise awareness of the biodiversity value of gardens and allotments
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: GREAT CRESTED NEWT) |
SP GCN T1
Maintain current distribution of Great Crested Newt populations in Flintshire
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: HAZEL DORMOUSE) |
SP DOR T1
Maintain existing dormouse range in Flintshire
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Some progress (on schedule) |
10/01/2009 |
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: NATIVE BLACK POPLAR) |
SP NBP T1
Maintain and protect existing Native Black Poplar trees.
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: NATTERJACK TOAD) |
SP NJT T3
Where possible, increase Natterjack population
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Flintshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: OTTER) |
SP OTTER T1
Maintain current otter distribution in Flintshire
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Habitat - Coastal) |
GWD COA T02
No reduction in the current quality of coastal habitat in Gwynedd, subject to natural influences
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Habitat - Upland (Draft- plan is being reviewed)) |
LHT2
To restore areas of upland heathland in suitable areas, in order to increase the total area of upland heathland by about 3%
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Habitat - Woodland (Draft- plan is being reviewed)) |
UOT03
To restore important upland oakwoods which have been damaged or destroyed in recent times, particualrly those on ancient woodland sites, in order to increase the total area of upland oakwoods by 10%
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Chough) |
GWD CGH T03
To demonstrate through best practice guidance the economic benefits of chough habitat management to landowners, farmers, the tourist industry and the general public
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Freshwater Pearl Mussel) |
GWD FPM T03
Raise awareness of the threats and importance of this species amongst landowners, anglers and the wider public
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Hedgehog) |
GWD HHG T03
To improve the provision of suitable hedgehog hibernation sites in gardens across Gwynedd
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Lapwing) |
GWD LAP T01
Maintain a breeding population of lapwings in Gwynedd
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Marsh fritillary) |
GWD MFR T04
To use the marsh fritillary as a flagship species to raise awareness of the importance of appropriate management of its associated habitats
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Species - Water vole) |
GWD WAV T02
To protect, maintain and enhance existing water vole colonies and related habitats
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Natur Gwynedd (Topic - Invasive Non-native Species) |
GWD AIS T02
To raise awareness of the damaging effects of these invasive species on natural habitats and native species amongst the public, and improve knowledge on the options for control
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G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Wrexham Biodiversity Action Plan (Ecosystem: Lowland Farmland) |
T1 ORCH [maintain extent]
Maintain and protect the existing traditional orchards of Wrexham County Borough
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Wrexham Biodiversity Action Plan (Ecosystem: Woodland - WOOD PASTURE AND PARKLAND) |
T4 PARKLAND [Expansion]
Expand the area of wood-pasture and parkland in Wrexham County Borough
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Wrexham Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: BARN OWL) |
T2 OWL [Expand]
Expand the range of breeding barn owls in Wrexham County Borough
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| LBAP partnership |
G. Cymru/ N. Wales - Wrexham Biodiversity Action Plan (Species: BARN OWL) |
T3 OWL [increase pop]
Increase the number of breeding pairs of barn owls in Wrexham
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| LBAP partnership |
G.Cymru/N.Wales - Biodiversity in Snowdonia (ARCTIC MOUSE-EAR) |
AME1
Maintain or increase the total number of occupied sites
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G.Cymru/N.Wales - Biodiversity in Snowdonia (EYEBRIGHTS) |
EYE3
Maintain or increase the total number of sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Gainsborough Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Hedgerow Action Plan) |
2
Increase the length of hedgerow in the district
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Garthorpe Drainage Board (DB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
4
Control non-native invasive species along DB watercourses
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Garthorpe Drainage Board (DB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
18
Improve understanding of species populations present within the drainage district
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Garthorpe Drainage Board (DB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
6
Ensure all DB works comply with relevant legislation protecting Water Vole and their habitat
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Acid Grassland) |
2
Retain existing areas
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Badger) |
1
Increase knowledge of populations with the City
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Badger) |
4
Promote habitat features associated with badger setts
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Bluebell) |
3
Encourage sensitive management
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Common Frog) |
4
Increase populations sizes and number of sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Dwarf Shrub Heath) |
2
Protect existing heathlands
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Jack Snipe) |
2
Ensure no further loss or damage to known populations
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Neutral Grassland) |
2
Prevent further loss
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Palmate Newt) |
2
Ensure no loss or damage to known populations
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Rivers and Streams) |
8
Aim to increase public appreciation of water course
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| LBAP partnership |
Glasgow City LBAP (Skylark) |
3
Maximise existing or establish new populations at key sites
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| LBAP partnership |
Goole Fields Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
3
Assess the suitability and accessibility of IDB catchments and watercourses for Eel
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Acid Grassland) |
AG1
Maintain current acid grassland habitat and prevent further losses and fragmentation.
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
GCN2
Maintain the range, distribution and viability of great crested newt populations across Greater Manchester at no less than 2000 levels incorporating new sites discovered after this date.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/08/2008 |
Not all known ponds have been checked.
All known ponds checked within one Borough. No loss of metapopulations, but newts not found in some ponds within clusters. This was compensated by new ponds populations being discovered. |
| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Mossland) |
M3
Increase the extent of degraded mossland readily restorable to active bog in Greater Manchester, without reducing the area of other valuable habitats and species.
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Nightjar) |
N3
Ensure that appropriate management is undertaken on sites where suitable breeding conditions for Nightjar can be created
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Quarries Biodiversity & Geodiversity Action Plan) |
CD-QB
Collect together data of known quarries and identify all sites which would qualify for SBI designation
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Quarries Biodiversity & Geodiversity Action Plan) |
EV-QG
Establish the geological/educational value of the sites
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds & Bittern) |
B3
Increase the distribution and abundance of bittern and suitable habitats in Greater Manchester without reducing the area of other valuable habitats and species
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Song Thrush) |
ST1
Determine the current distribution of song thrush populations in Greater Manchester
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Oak Woodland) |
UOW3
Increase the extent of upland oak woodland without reducing the area of other valuable habitats and species
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV1
Determine the current distribution and abundance of water voles in Greater Manchester
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| LBAP partnership |
Greater Manchester Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV3
Increase the distribution and abundance of water voles in Greater Manchester without reducing the area of other valuable habitats and species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Bat species) |
B-T6
Increase understanding of bat ecology.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Black Poplar) |
BP-T4
Protect existing trees with TPO’s if appropriate.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Farmland) |
F-T7
Set up winter finch feeding projects.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Farmland) |
F-T9
Maintain, enhance and create areas of scrub on farms.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Lakes and Ponds) |
LP-T5
Undertake conservation measures for great crested newt.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Lakes and Ponds) |
LP-T6
Retain suitable sand pile or quarry cliff faces for breeding sand martins.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Lowland Heathland) |
LH-T2
Restore Lowland Heathland on Yearsley Moor to a favourable condition.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Lowland Wood Pasture and Parkland) |
LWPP-T5
Raise awareness of the benefits provided by isolated field and boundary trees.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Rivers and Streams) |
RS-T6
Survey rivers for otter field signs.
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| LBAP partnership |
Hambleton BAP (Towns, Villages and Open Spaces) |
TVOP-T1
Local Authorities to sign a charter boycotting the use of peat based compost in Council initiatives.
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| LBAP partnership |
Haringey's Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
Bats 4
Increase public awareness of and involvement in bat conservation by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Haringey's Biodiversity Action Plan (Gardens) |
Gardens 4
Improve biodiversity value of housing estate land by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Haringey's Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Water) |
Standing Water 1
To carry out improvements to existing standing water habitats and to create new exemplar sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Haringey's Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland (2010-2015)) |
Woodlands (2010-2015) 1
To increase the extent of woodland habitat in Haringey by 0.5 hectares by 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Arable Farmland) |
AF-T4
Liaise with RSPB to increase our knowledge of the bird resource.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen) |
F-T3
Provide expert advice on Fen management and grants, to landowners, to enable them to manage sites economically and for wildlife.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Garden and Urban Wildspace) |
G-T1
Encourage local wildlife projects to be implemented.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Water) |
SW-T4
Tackle the adverse impacts of invasive non-native species.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Water) |
SW-T5
Increase the level of protection of the best quality sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Heathland) |
UH-T1
Ensure Upland heathland is in favourable condition, and work with landowners / occupiers where Upland heathland is in poor ecological condition to restore to favourable condition.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Wood Pasture, Parkland (& Veteran Trees)) |
LWP-T5
Organise surveys of priority species
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland) |
W-T2
Expand the semi-natural woodland resource, whilst not affecting other areas of high nature conservation value, where possible adjacent to ancient woods.
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| LBAP partnership |
Harrogate Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland) |
W-T6
Restore five plantation on ancient woodland site (PAWS) to native woodland.
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| LBAP partnership |
Havering LBAP (Grasslands) |
GR5.1
Flagship species chosen for each site of 20ha or over of unimproved grassland by 2012
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Argent and Sable) |
HRF ARG T01
Maintain the range of this species in Herefordshire
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
HRF FGM T02
Establish baseline conditions that constitute "good (favourable or unfavourable recovering) condition" floodplain grazing marsh.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
HRF FGM T04
Manage water levels to protect the integrity of existing FGM at sites known to be of significant ecological importance.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (High Brown Fritillary) |
HRF HBF T03
Increase the number of occupied sites within each network
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Dry Acid Grassland & Heathland) |
HRF LDAG T02
Establish a baseline for the amount of LDAG & LHE in good (favourable or unfavourable recovering) condition and maintain all that area in good condition.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Pearl Bordered Fritillary) |
HRF PBF T01
Maintain the range of the species in Herefordshire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Pearl Bordered Fritillary) |
HRF PBF T03
Increase number of occupied sites within each network. Relate to target HRF PBF T02
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers & Streams) |
HRF RAS T09
Identify opportunities for restoring in-channel and riparian features
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water) |
HRF SOW T03
Identify the condition of all standing open water bodies
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
HRF WAV T01
Establish the known extent of water vole populations within Herefordshire and maintain a regularly updated map to show these records
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| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet Woodlands) |
HRF WWL T02
Establish baseline conditions that constitute "good (favourable or unfavourable recovering) condition" wet woodland
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No progress |
27/11/2008 |
Baseline condition standards have not been developed for this habitat. Discussion with FC, EA and NE will be required to gain concensus. |
| LBAP partnership |
Herefordshire's Biodiversity Action Plan (White Clawed Crayfish) |
HRF WCC T02
Identify sites of suitable habitat in continuity and proximity to known populations
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| LBAP partnership |
Hounslow Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Gardens & Allotments) |
GA 3.2
To encourage and implement appropriate alternative horticultural uses and demonstrations projects on underused allotment sites and /or disused plots by 2008
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Hounslow Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Parkland & Veteran Trees) |
PVT 1.1
Establish a baseline assessment of all identified parkland sites by 2004
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
02/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Hounslow Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Parkland & Veteran Trees) |
PVT 4.1
To demonstrate that a good practice information/advisory service is available to landowners/managers by 2004
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
02/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Hounslow Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers & Streams (Running Water)) |
RS 1.1
To enhance the quality of rivers, streams and associated habitats and species within the Borough by 2005.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
04/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Hounslow Local Biodiversity Action Plan (The Tidal Thames) |
TT 5.1
Support the implementation of relevant projects and the production of relevant materials within the Thames Estuary Partnership's Education and Awareness Action Plan for biodiversity by 2005
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Some progress (on schedule) |
09/06/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Isle of Axholme and North Nottinghamshire Water Level Management Board (European Eel Action Plan) |
9
Establish the distribution of the Eel in the districts.
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| LBAP partnership |
Isle of Axholme and North Nottinghamshire Water Level Management Board (Procedural Action Plan) |
16
Improving data and information flows.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Isle of Wight Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland) |
FM A
Promote actions that support a viable farming economy on IW in which the conservaiton of farm biodiveristy in an integral component
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| LBAP partnership |
Isle of Wight Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Maritime cliffs and slopes) |
MCS C2007
Establish buffer zone habitats between intensively-managed agricultural land and cliff and slope habitats.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Isle of Wight Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetlands) |
WT D2011
Improve the knowledge of wetlands resource by survey, research and monitoring
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Islington Biodiversity Action Plan - Wild Islington (Canals and Waterways 2004 - 2009) |
CW.1
To ensure new developments along the canal do not have an adverse impact on the canals biodiversity and to ensure biodiversity issues are included in any section 106 agreements or planning conditions. Also to ensure that large regeneration strategic projects recognise and incorporate this HAP.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Islington Biodiversity Action Plan - Wild Islington (Parks and Open Spaces 2004-2009) |
PO.3
Working alongside local people to promote and enhance enjoyment of the natural landscape within our parks.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Islington Biodiversity Action Plan - Wild Islington (School Grounds 2004 - 2009) |
SG.3
To establish a number of wildlife areas within identified schools as a demonstration of good practice.
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| LBAP partnership |
Islington Biodiversity Action Plan - Wild Islington (School Grounds 2004 - 2009) |
SG.5.1
To ensure that biodiversity resource material is available through public and school library services.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Islington Biodiversity Action Plan - Wild Islington (The Built Environment 2004 - 2009) |
BE.2.1
Establish one Acre of green roof space on new developments per year
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient &/or Species-Rich Hedgerows) |
ASRH2
Continue to encourage the positive management, restoration and re-creation of hedgerows. Priority should be given to:
ancient &/or species-rich hedgerows;
hedgerows which reconnect other habitats;
Hedgerows that form a key feature of the landscape character, e.g. Low Weald, in particular where these have been removed due to agricultural intensification.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal & Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
CFP2
All SSSI and Local Wildlife Site (SNCI) grazing marsh to be in favourable or recovering condition by 2020
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal & Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
CFP3
A net increase in the area of grazing marsh in Kent of at least 10% by 2010, at least 20% by 2020 and at least 25% by 2026
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal Vegetated Shingle) |
CVS2
Restore 555 ha by 2010 (equivalent to 95% SSSI), 602 ha by 2020 (equivalent to 100% SSSI & 25% SNCI) and 619 ha by 2026 (equivalent to 100% SSSI & 50% SNCI)
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Fens) |
LF2
All SSSI fens and 25% of Local Wildlife Site (SNCI) fens to be in favourable or recovering condition by 2020; 50% of Local Wildlife Site (SNCI) fens to be in favourable condition by 2026
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Fens) |
LF4
No net reduction in number of sites, overall extent of resource, or mean site area by the time of the next Kent Habitat Survey. All SSSI fens and 25% of SNCI fens to be in favourable or recovering condition by 2020; 50% of SNCI fens to be in favourable condition by 2026
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Marine) |
MA2
To identify sites of national, regional and local importance and prevent loss/deterioration
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/08/2008 |
Kent Seasearch and Shoresearch surveys continue to collect information about local seabed habitats and communities, and this is made available via the KMBRC and NBN. Identification of key sublittoral sites requires further broadscale survey (eg ground-truthed sonar) to be able to characterise the seabed types present and to target diver surveys. |
| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Marine) |
MA3a
To increase awareness of the marine environment and liaison between its users
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/08/2008 |
National Marine Week in August continues to be supported locally by KWT and other organisations, running events to raise awareness of topical marine issues. Instigated in 2007 by KCC, Kent' annual Coastal Week now has several participating organisations running events to highlight the importance of Kent's coasts and seas in the October half term week.
KCC has established a working group with several partner organisations which is effectively helping promote the responsible use of PWCs around Kent's coasts. |
| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Maritime Cliff & Slope) |
MCS3
An increase in public awareness and appreciation of maritime cliff & slope resulting in the more positive management of this habitat
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Mixed Braodleaved Woodland & Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites) |
MBW2
95% of woodland SSSI in unfavourable improving or favourable condition by 2010
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Some progress (on schedule) |
23/09/2008 |
SSSI officer mad progress on target. A new full time officer is being appointed Nov 2008. Approx 85% now meeting target. |
| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Mixed Braodleaved Woodland & Plantations on Ancient Woodland Sites) |
MBW5
Develop a programme to restore and, where appropriate, reintroduce populations of BAP and Kent Red Data Book woodland butterflies
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Mudflats) |
MF2
No deterioration in ecological quality of intertidal mudflat. Enhance/restore 895ha of mudflat by 2010
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Old Orchards) |
OLOR4
Three more orchards to be used more formally by their local communities
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| LBAP partnership |
Kent Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
RB1
No net reduction in number of sites, overall extent of resource, or mean site area by the time of the next Kent Habitat Survey. All SSSI reedbeds and 25% of Local Wildlife Site (SNCI) reedbeds to be in favourable or recovering condition by 2020; 50% of Local Wildlife Site (SNCI) reedbeds to be in favourable condition by 2026
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((HAP1) Lowland Dry Acid Grassland) |
HAP1.2
Arrest the depletion of unimproved lowland acid grassland
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/11/2008 |
Lowland Dry Acid Grassland protected where identified through development control process. Need further survey work/mapping to establish full extent of habitat before this can be reported upon. |
| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((HAP10) Upland Mixed Ashwoods) |
HAP10.2
Maintain and manage areas of upland mixed ash woodland appropriately within the upland oak woodland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((HAP11) Upland Oak Woodland) |
HAP11.1
Continue with mapping the total extent of the habitat to gain a more accurate assessment of the extent of the habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((HAP11) Upland Oak Woodland) |
HAP11.2
Maintain policies to prevent any loss of habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((HAP7) Upland Heathland) |
HAP7.1
Continuation and expansion of restoration plans.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((SAP1) Floating Water Plantain (Luronium Natans)) |
SAP1.2
Restore plant colonies which have been lost or reduced in size, particularly in ponds and goits (mill races/channels) alongside the canal system. Identify suitable sites for introductions
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No progress |
26/11/2008 |
Funding required to establish status of colonies |
| LBAP partnership |
Kirklees Biodiversity Action Plan ((SAP5) Twite (Carduelis flavirostris subsp. Bensonorum/pipilans)) |
SAP5.1
Establish the extent and size of the remaining colonies to prioritise actions.
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Target achieved |
26/11/2008 |
Survey of historical twite colonies completed in summer 2008 |
| LBAP partnership |
Knottingley to Gowdall Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
6
Assess the suitability and accessibility of IDB catchments and watercourses for Eel
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lambeth Biodiversity Action Plan (House Sparrow) |
T1
To facilitate scientifically valid research into the decline of house sparrows in Greater London and Lambeth by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lambeth Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and Greenspaces) |
T2
Publish a 'best practice guide' for managing parks and greenspaces to promote and protect biodiversity by 2009
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| LBAP partnership |
Lambeth Biodiversity Action Plan (Reptiles) |
T1
Undertake surveys to improve knowledge of reptile distribution and abundance in Lambeth by 2008
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
BT.C.2
Identify habitat preferences of closely-related species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
BT.D
Promote bats as a group of flagship species in the Lancashire BAP
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Black-tailed Godwit) |
BG.T2
To increase the population at the current site to 5 pairs
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Broadleaved and Mixed Woodland) |
WL.B.2
Offer advice to landowners on the management of ASNW
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Broadleaved and Mixed Woodland) |
WL.C
Identify and encourage the restoration to site native species on 20% of the area (c.200 ha) of former ancient semi-natural woodland by 2010 and 50% by 2015.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Broadleaved and Mixed Woodland) |
WL.C.2
Offer advice to landowners on the management of former ASNW
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Brown Hare) |
BH.B.2
Seek to secure sympathetic management of habitat for brown hares
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Brown Hare) |
BH.B.3
Safeguard hare 'hot spots' from loss or fragmentation due to development and other threats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Brown Hare) |
BH.C
Encourage research into aspects of brown hare ecology relevant to its conservation in Lancashire
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Brown Hare) |
BH.C.2
Assist national surveys and studies
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Calcareous Grassland) |
CG.B.1
Ensure that management of grassland SSSIs is contributing towards achieving favourable status on all sites by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Doros profuges) |
DP.C
Maintain population at existing site
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Freshwater Pearl Mussel) |
PM.A.1
Establish system to annually monitor the Lune's pearl mussel population
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
GN.A.2
Review existing database and, where deficient, organise surveys to establish all breeding sites by 2003
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
GN.E.1
Promote a wider and more sympathetic understanding of amphibian conservation and the conservation of their wetland and terrestrial habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (High Brown Fritillary) |
HB.A.2
Ensure that appropriate management is carried out on all sites with high brown fritillary
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (High Brown Fritillary) |
HB.A.3
Look for opportunities to increase patches of suitable habitat on existing sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (High Brown Fritillary) |
HB.B
Promote ecological research that assists conservation of the species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Lady's-slipper Orchid) |
LS.A.1
Continue to monitor the status of the Lancashire plant
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Lady's-slipper Orchid) |
LS.C
Promote the lady's-slipper orchid as a flagship species in the Lancashire BAP
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Moorland and Fell) |
MF.A.2
Ensure planning and legislative mechanisms protect existing upland bog and heathland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Mossland) |
ML.E.1
Promote mosslands as a ‘flagship’ habitat to highlight the decline in certain key habitat types
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Mossland) |
ML.E.2
End demand for peat by encouraging and assisting consumers to use alternatives
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Northern Brown Argus) |
NB.A.2
Ensure that appropriate management is carried out on all sites with northern brown argus
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Northern Brown Argus) |
NB.A.3
Seek opportunities to increase patches of suitable habitat on existing sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Northern Brown Argus) |
NB.C
Encourage the establishment of new colonies within Morecambe Bay area
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
OT.A.1
Set up a monitoring and survey system for all major catchments in the county by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
OT.C.5
Improve water quality across Lancashire to support otters
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Pearl Bordered Fritillary) |
PB.A.3
Look for opportunities to increase patches of suitable habitat on existing sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Pearl Bordered Fritillary) |
PB.C.2
Ensure incentives are available to land managers to create appropriate conditions that encourage natural colonisation of new sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Purple Ramping Fumitory) |
PR.B.2
Achieve beneficial management for the species at 50% of its key sites by 2004 and 100% by 2005
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Streams) |
RS.A.1
Establish a database to hold information on the biodiversity value of rivers and streams in the County
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Rock Sea-lavender) |
RL.A.2
Safeguard sites from adverse impacts
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Saltmarsh and Estuarine Rivers) |
SM.T1
No loss of estuarine habitat due to development
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Sand Dune) |
SD.D.2
Set up formal procedures for research, monitoring and interpretation
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Shining Guest Ant) |
SA.A
Monitor the occurrence of the species with southern wood ant
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Skylark) |
SL.C
Promote the skylark as a flagship species in the Lancashire BAP
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Twite) |
TT.D.1
Set up baseline for monitoring system
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lancashire Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV.B
Maintain viable populations at known sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Laneham Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (European Eel) |
15
Reduce the impacts of entrainment on eel populations
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Laneham Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland) |
5
Reduce contamination of watercourses
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Laneham Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
27
Promote best practice in all drainage works
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
13/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lewisham Biodiversity Action Plan (House Sparrow) |
HS2
Increase the number of hedgerows for house sparrows
More > |
Target achieved |
01/08/2011 |
15m in Mayow Park (Grow Mayow) |
| LBAP partnership |
Lewisham Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks, Open Spaces, and Cemeteries) |
POS7
Maintain and/or Improve areas for biodiversity to churchyards and cemeteries in Lewisham
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Some progress (on schedule) |
21/01/2011 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lewisham Biodiversity Action Plan (Railway Linesides) |
RL3
Removal of invasive species along the railway corridor.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
21/01/2011 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lewisham Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers) |
Ri2
Maintain and/or improve the water quality of Lewisham's rivers.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Lewisham Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers) |
Ri4
Promote, market and brand the Waterlink Way (access, linkages and interpretation) as important green infrastructure.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
11/11/2011 |
The Rivers and People Project ran 56 events between July and September 2011. This included 21 Walks, 5 vegetation management volunteer sessions and 13 teaching or training events. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Arable field margins (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_AFM_T02
Produce a report on scarce arable weeds, with distribution data, for Lincolnshire past and present by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. LNU botany project ongoing. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Calcareous grassland (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_LCG_T04
Expand the extent of calcareous grassland habitat by 150 ha by 2015 through restoration and recreation at suitable sites.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. LOTV – 31.6km/24.9ha verge cut and baled for hay. 4km verge reseeded to connect RNR with higher scoring verges. Approx 5km verge had scrub and tree removal. March 2010 the project funded fencing for restorative grazing of c.14ha at Grimsthorpe Estate plus scrub clearance from further 0.8ha. 0.1ha removed from management at RAF Barkston Heath and planted with horseshoe vetch. 55ha in HLS (restoration) identified in reporting. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland birds (2010)) |
LIN10_FMB_T01
Determine trends in populations and status since 2000 by 2010, by analysis of existing information, and identify monitoring methods for each.
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Target achieved |
31/03/2011 |
Completed for this period. Trends identified – see species accounts in action plan text. Carry forward to 3rd edition target to identify monitoring methods. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland birds (2010)) |
LIN10_FMB_T02
Ensure that at least 20 sites with post-1990 breeding records for scarce breeding birds of wet grassland (curlew, redshank and snipe) are managed appropriately for these birds by 2015.
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No progress |
31/03/2011 |
Target not yet assessed. Carry forward to 3rd edition. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Fens, swamps and wet reedbeds) |
LIN_FMS_T01
Establish a baseline for existing extent and condition of all fens, swamps and wet reedbeds of at least 0.5 ha by 2008.
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Target achieved |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. Completed for this period. Significant proportion of existing resource identified through 2010 habitat audit. Majority of data come from LWS surveys so updates to be added e.g. SSSI info. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Gardens and allotments) |
LIN09_GAR_T01
Five demonstration sites of best practice wildlife gardens and allotments throughout Lincolnshire by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. See A02: 4x LWT area group garden open days held. Banovallum house garden. Lincoln Conservation Vols allotment. Whisby container wildlife-friendly garden being created for use by school groups. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Grazing marsh) |
LIN09_FGM_T04
Expand the extent of grazing marsh by 1000 ha by 2015 through creation at suitable sites.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. Land at Anderby Marsh (10.8ha) sown with grass mix. 130ha in HLS to create grazing marsh. At least 282ha created through CSS. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Greater water-parsnip (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN_GWP_T02
Regenerate plants from the seed-bank for further reintroduction and stocking to suitable additional sites in Lincolnshire creating 25 self-sustaining county locations by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. 25 sites but not yet clear if self-sustaining. More resources needed. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Heathland and peatland (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_HPL_T02
Maintain the extent of heathland and peatland in Lincolnshire (based on 2010 figures) by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011: No losses reported. Ongoing management commitment from Coversands Project partners. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Meadows and pasture) |
LIN09_LME_T01
Establish a baseline for existing extent and condition of meadow and pasture in Lincolnshire by 2010.
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Target achieved |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. Completed for this period. Significant proportion of existing resource identified through 2010 habitat audit. Majority of data come from LWS surveys so updates to be added. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and open spaces (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_PRK_T03
Use the information from T02 to produce biodiversity management plans for 10 sites by 2015 (in addition to plans produced for LNRs).
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. 6 Parish Councils received LCC Community Wildlife Grants to plant trees in parks and recreation grounds. No full assessment of existence of biodiversity management plans. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Policy, planning and land management in the wider environment) |
LIN_POL_T01
All Local Development Frameworks relevant to Lincolnshire include policies that promote net gain for biodiversity and sufficiently robust Local Wildlife Site policies by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. LDFs still in development. Policy & guidance on achieving this put into County Minerals & Waste Development document. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Saline lagoons (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_SAL_T03
Expand the extent of saline lagoons in Lincolnshire – create 10 ha of saline lagoons by 2010.
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No progress |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011: No creation schemes. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Saltmarsh (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN09_STM_T01
Maintain the current extent (5000 ha) of saltmarsh in Lincolnshire by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011: Growing in some places, eroding elsewhere – needs assessing. Currently no net loss. New estimate of current resource ~6000ha. 536ha in HLS (maintenance). |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Springs and flushes (2nd edition 2006)) |
LIN_SAF_T03
Enhance 25 non-chalk springs and flushes through management by 2015.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. Through stewardship. CAMS process prevents aquifers drying up. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lincolnshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet woodland (2nd Edition 2006)) |
LIN09_WWO_T02
Maintain the current extent of wet woodland as identified in Target 1 by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2011 |
Final report - see 3rd edition BAP for reporting post 2011. No full assessment. No losses reported. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lindsey Marsh Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Barn Owl Action Plan) |
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Install Barn Owl Nest Boxes.
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| LBAP partnership |
Lindsey Marsh Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers, Canals and Drains Action Plan) |
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Maintain & Improve Condition.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Canals) |
CAN01ME
Maintain extent of canals in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Coastal Sand dunes) |
SD01ME
Maintain extent of sand dune habitats in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Coastal Sand dunes) |
SD03RE
Restore sand dune habitat in Neath Port Talbot previously lost to development or other uses.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Heathland) |
HEA01ME
Maintain extent of heathland in Neath Port Talbot
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No progress |
17/11/2006 |
base line data estimated at % |
| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Heathland) |
HEA02AC
Achieve favourable or recovering condition of Heathland habitat in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Hedges and other Boundary Features) |
HOB01ME
Maintain the extent of Hedges and other boundary features in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Lowland Raised Bog and Blanket Bog) |
BOG01ME
Maintain extent of Blanket Bog and Lowland Raised bog resource in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (HAP Ponds and Lakes) |
PO02AC
Achieve favourable or recovering condition of ponds and lakes in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Badger) |
B01PS
Monitor population distribution of badgers in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Bumblebees) |
BB01PS
Monitor the Bumblebee populations in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Fen Raft Spider) |
FRS03PS
Protect the Fen Raft Spider from harm and loss from sites in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Fir Clubmoss) |
HS02PS
Ensure no loss of habitat supporting Fir Clubmoss
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Great Crested Newt) |
GCN01PS
Monitor the known populations of Great Crested Newts at Llandarcy, Margam and any other new sites if appropriate.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Killarney Fern) |
TS01PS
Establish location and protect the known population of Killarney Fern in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Nebria complanata (a Ground Beetle, the strandline beetle)) |
NC03PS
Protect Nebria complanata from harm and loss from sites in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Nightjar) |
NJ01PS
Protect Nightjar populations from harm or loss from sites in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP Odacantha melanura (a ground beetle)) |
OM01PS
Survey for presence and population size of Odacantha melanura in Neath Port Talbot
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| LBAP partnership |
Local Biodiversity Action Plan for Neath-Port Talbot 2008-2012 (SAP White-clawed Crayfish) |
WCC02
Protect White-Clawed Crayfish from harm and loss in Neath Port Talbot.
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| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and/or Species-rich hedgerows) |
AH T2
To bring an additional 100km of hedgerow into favourable management by 2010.
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
30/09/2010 |
Information form the LBAP Partnership shows that 2,140.149km of hedgerow is now under management - most of this is under ELS |
| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
FGM T2
To bring 250ha of floodplain grazing marsh into appropriate land management by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Swamp, Mires, Fens and Reedbeds) |
SMFR T1
Ensure that all the sites that qualify are designated and protected, as appropriate, through the SSSI and Wildlife Site processes by 2010.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/09/2005 |
The Lowland Derbyshire BAP audit estimated that there are:
165ha of swamp and fen (at around 118 sites)
27ha of reedbed
10-20 ha of fen meadow.
Current condition has not been assessed. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Semi-Natural Grassland) |
LD Grass Acid T2
Create 50ha of species-rich acid grassland by 2010
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
30/09/2010 |
2.59ha of acod grassland has been created - way behind schedule |
| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Semi-Natural Grassland) |
LD Grass Calcareous T2
Create 25ha of species-rich calcareous grassland by 2010
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
30/09/2010 |
41.34ha of calcareous grassland has been created |
| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet Woodland Action Plan) |
LD Wet wood T3
Restore areas of semi-natural wet woodland in each Natural Area, prioritising plantations on ancient woodland sites ( PAWS)
Estimate extent of the resource by 2004 and identify target for introduction of appropriate management regimes by 2010 to bring plantations on ancient woodland sites ( PAWS)
into favourable management, focusing on linear routes.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
26/09/2005 |
A wet woodland audit has been carried out for the LBAP area. As yet it is unknown how much of this resource is of ancient origin. |
| LBAP partnership |
Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan (White-clawed crayfish) |
WCC T2
Maintain the local key populations at :
Markeaton catchment
Barlow Brook
River Mease
Carsington Water
Staunton Harold and Calke Abbey
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (GAP1 Education and Raising Awareness) |
GAP1-T2
Promote education and raising awareness of individual habitats and species.
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (GAP4 Data collection and management) |
GAP4-T2
Improve collation and analysis of survey data through the use of geographical information systems and other mapping techniques.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (HAP04 Wetland) |
HAP4-T1
Maintain extent of Wetland habitat in Merthyr Tydfil
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (HAP04 Wetland) |
HAP4-T2
Achieve favourable condition of Wetland habitat in Merthyr Tydfil
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (HAP05 Rivers and Streams) |
HAP5-T5
Identify potential Water Vole sites, monitor and manage appropriately.
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| LBAP partnership |
Merthyr Tydfil Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2008-2013 (HAP10 Ffridd) |
HAP10-T2
Restore selected Ffridd sites which have been degraded.
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| LBAP partnership |
Messingham IDB Biodiversity Action Plan (European Eel) |
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Reduce the impacts of existing barriers to migration on escapement and recruitment
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Floating Water-Plantain (Ref 1/S28)) |
1/S28/T3
Develop management advice to safeguard the floating water-plantain
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Narrow-Mouthed Whorl Snail (Ref 1/S16)) |
1/S16/T1
Ensure that the populations of narrow-mouthed whorl snails at Fritton and Flordon Common are maintained and enhanced
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Native Black Poplar (Ref L/S1)) |
L/S1/T4
Consider the merits of increasing genetic diversity of native black poplar in the county
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Native Black Poplar (Ref L/S1)) |
L/S1/T5
Compile ex situ collections of material from all extant native black poplar sites
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Some progress (on schedule) |
12/10/2005 |
Clone bank established in partnership with Emorsgate Seeds. |
| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Native Black Poplar (Ref L/S1)) |
L/S1/T7
Investigate the creation of at least one floodplain woodland incorporating native black poplar, ideally with conditions suitable for natural regeneration
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter (Ref 1/S3)) |
1/S3/T2
Ensure suitable conditions for otters on all major rivers by 2005
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Target not achieved |
23/02/2006 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Red Hemp-nettle (Ref 2/S14)) |
2/S14/T1
Ensure that the population remains viable at all current sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Sandy Stilt Puffball (Ref 1/S20)) |
1/S20/T2
Determine the status of the sandy stilt puffball in norfolk
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Set-aside Downy-back Beetle (Ophonus laticollis) (formerly Harpalus or Ophonus punctatulus)) |
2/S24/T1
Maintain current populations of Ophonus laticollis in Norfolk, with Gallows Hill as a priority.
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Shepherd's Needle (Ref 2/S16)) |
2/S16/T3
Provide opportunities for the spread of shepherd's needle from extant sites..
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Tassel Stonewort (Ref 2/S6)) |
2/S6/T1
Maintain viable populations at the two extant sites (Sculthorpe Fen and Cantley marshes)
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| LBAP partnership |
Norfolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet Woodlands (Ref 2/H2)) |
2/H2/T1
Identify extent, distribution and quality of wet woodlands in Norfolk by end 2006
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Some progress (on schedule) |
19/06/2007 |
Wet woodland project begun. |
| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Aspen Hoverfly) |
AST2
Protect Aspen stands through good management practice.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Coastal Sand Dunes and Shingle) |
CST2
Minimise further damage to existing sand dune and vegetated shingle sites through human activities.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Daubenton's bat) |
DBT2
Maintain up to date records and information of the bat and its habitat
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Farmland) |
FAT3
Evaluate the status and distribution of UK and North East priority species and habitats through appropriate research.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Field Margins and Boundary Habitats) |
FMT2
Conservation Management Techniques
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Lowland Raised Bogs) |
LBT1
Effective conservation management
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Species-Rich Grassland) |
SRT4
Increase appreciation and understanding of the habitat.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Species-Rich Grassland) |
SRT5
Encourage the adoption of appropriate policy to support te protection and enhancement of this habitat.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Wet and Riparian Woodland) |
WRT3
Promote good management practice for wet and riparian woodlands.
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| LBAP partnership |
North East Scotland LBAP (Wych Elm) |
WET2
Increase knowledge and understanding of Dutch Elm disease.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
B2.2
Integrate information to all updates and new plans
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
B4.1
one event, talk, article etc. per organicsation annually
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bean Goose) |
BG 2.1
Provide suitale for guidance and developers in relation to bean geese
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bean Goose) |
BG 2.2
BGAG to cintinue to liaise with planners and decsion makers
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bean Goose) |
BG 4.1
Invite selected individuals on a vist to see the bean goose flock
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bluebell) |
B T1
Safeguard and expand existing Bluebell populations.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2005 |
After the 2004 survey of North Lanarkshire 156 out of 553 km squares were found to have Bluebells in them. Protection of the woodland habitat and positive management of it is the key task for the next 5 years. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Bogs) |
B 1.2
Improve the condition of degraded peatland
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Churchyards and Cemeteries) |
CC5.1
Promotional material produced by end of 2009. Introduce interpretation in at least 1 site by end of 2012.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and Public Open Spaces) |
PPOS1.2
Included on North Lanarkshire Local Plan
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and Public Open Spaces) |
PPOS4.3
5 sites surveyed annually from 2009
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and Public Open Spaces) |
PPOS5.3
5 Local Biodiversity Guardians by 2012
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Redshank, Lapwing and Snipe.) |
RLS 4.1
Carry out surveys for 2 sites annually from 2009
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Redshank, Lapwing and Snipe.) |
RLS T3
Increase wader numbers on key sites by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/03/2011 |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (RIvers and Burns) |
RB 2.1
Provide information through supplementary design guidance by end of 2010
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Swift) |
S 1.1
To maintain and then increase the populationof swifts in North Lanarkshire.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Swift) |
S 1.2
To keep the swift breeding colony data up to date.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Swift) |
S 1.3
Increase awareness of Swifts and their requirements.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Swift) |
S T3
Raise awareness of Swifts within the communities around breeding colonies.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Willow Tit) |
W1.3
Management plans for both these sites to include mangement for Willow tits by end of 2011.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Willow Tit) |
W1.5
Introduce a programe of works at 6 sites by end of 2011, monitor sites annually.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Willow Tit) |
W3.1
Distribute information leaflet on the Willow Tit, with a feedback form, by summer 2009.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Lanarkshire Council Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland Action Plan) |
W 1.1
To maintain and expand the current extent of woodland within North Lanarkshire.
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| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Corn Bunting) |
CB3
Increase the population by 20% (40 pairs) by 2015.
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No progress |
18/10/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Dark-green Fritillary) |
DF2
Increase range along coast.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
26/04/2006 |
Limited monitoring indicates the distribution of this population is at least stable. Dark green fritillary is still present at Ainsdale NNR and population has increased in southern edge of range at Cabin Hill NNR. No increase in range along the coast has been recorded. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Field Boundaries) |
FB2
Ensure no net loss of hedgerows.
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Progress unknown |
26/09/2006 |
Mersey Forest report (statistics for 2000-2004) that they distribute hedge leaflets to try to encourage retention of hedgerows. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Grey Partridge) |
GP2
Maintain the population at the 1997-1999 level
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Progress unknown |
18/10/2005 |
Population was estimated at 300 pairs in 1997-2000. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Isle of Man Cabbage) |
IOMC1
Maintain and, ideally, extend current local range and distribution of Isle of Man Cabbage.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
26/04/2006 |
This species is found at three sites in North Merseyside, two of which are translocated populations. The translocated populations have increased, while the third site's population has decreased. Overall, the range and distribution of IOMC remains stable. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Lowland Broadleaf Woodland) |
LBW2
Retain the current area of ancient semi-natural mixed broad-leaf woodland.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
26/09/2006 |
Mersey Forest report (statistics for 2000-2004) that they do not have figures for the extent of ancient semi-natural woodland. However, they also reported that 1 ASNW (Ancient Semi-Natural Woodland) management plan was completed in 2005. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Lowland Broadleaf Woodland) |
LBW5
Involve communities in planting and managing mixed broad-leaf woodland.
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North Merseyside BAP (Ponds) |
PN3
Encourage creation of 150 new ponds by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
26/09/2006 |
Mersey Forest report (statistics for 2000-2004) that 55 ponds and scrapes were created or restored as part of their work. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Reed Bunting) |
REB1
Maintain 1997-2000 breeding distribution
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/10/2005 |
Breeding range and distribution is at least stable. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Reed Bunting) |
REB2
Maintain breeding population at 1997-200 level.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/10/2005 |
1997-2000 population was estimated at 300 pairs.
BBS does not effectively monitor this species at a county level and no resurvey is planned until 2007.
However, some casual reports and site monitoring suggest that the population is at least stable and perhaps increasing. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Reedbeds) |
RB4
Maintain the quality of the existing resource in terms of community and species diversity. Where necessary, restore the nature conservation interest through appropriate management.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/11/2006 |
The Environment Agency secured funding to do some re-wetting work on the reedbeds at Rimrose Valley Country Park. This was carried out by the Sefton Coast & Countryside Service (2004 or 2005). |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Sand Lizard) |
SL2
Restore Sand Lizards to their recent historical range. Re-establish two or three new populations on Sefton Coast in accordance with local conservation strategy by release of captive-bred stock by 2015.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
22/11/2005 |
Restocking or reintroduction carried out at 3 sites. New breeding focus established at at least one site. |
| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Sandhill Rustic Moth) |
SRM1
Maintain and increase the population at Altcar Rifle Ranges.
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Progress unknown |
26/04/2006 |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Urban Green Infrastructure) |
UGI-GRBS-3
Ensure that all NM SPD’s relating to new development promote measures to provide sustainable habitat for bats and birds within design and construction where this is practicable.”
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Merseyside BAP (Urban Green Infrastructure) |
UGI-RG-2
Establish an appropriate demonstration site on a golf course for enhancing biodiversity without compromising the quality of the facility for sport.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Coastal Habitat) |
NT-CH-T2
Maintain, and where possible increase the quality and extent of coastal habitats within North Tyneside by :
- Creating an additional linear stretch (2 ha) of new dune habitat to the North of Tynemouth Plaza by 2006.
- Introducing an un-cut buffer strip of not less that 2m alongside all coastal cliffs by 2010.
- Creating 5 ha of new wetland and other habitat with nature conservation value adjacent to St Mary's Island wetland by 2010.
- Reviewing the current beach cleaning regime on amenity beaches, and seeking opportunities for less intensive managment by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Coastal Habitat) |
NT-CH-T3
Seek to mange visitor pressure to sensitive coastal sites (e.g.St Mary's island) through the promotion of green tourism initiatives and coastal wardening activities by:
- Providing interpretation for sensitive coastal sites by 2006.
- Producing information leaflets to raise awareness about the nature conservation interst of the coast by 2006.
- Mange access points to prevent trampling of vulnerable areas of sand dune habitat by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristaus)) |
NT-GCN-T3
To prevent the net site loss through inappropriate development on an annual basis.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Reed Bunting (Emberiza scoeniclus)) |
NT-RB-T3
Raise awareness of the decline of the reed bunting and its habitat requirements through the production of an information leaflet by 2006.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Skylark (Alauda arvensis)) |
NT-SL-T2
Halt population decline on lowland farmland by ensuring that 50% of arable land is managed to benefit farmalnd birds (e.g. through Arable Option) by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos)) |
NT-ST-T3
Raise awareness of the song thrush through the creation of an information leaflet by 2006.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North Tyneside LBAP (Woodland and Scrub) |
NT-WS-T5
Protect woodland and scrub by ensuring that developments which lead to loss of damage of woodland and scrub are not permitted without the appropriate and adequate mitigation or compensation on an annual basis.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Freshwater pearl mussel) |
FWPM-T2
Improve the length of watercourse with suitable habitat for pearl mussel
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2008 |
Pearl mussel project has been set up, with a demonstration farm to illustrate how to avoid erosion difficulties can be overcome. Since then fencing works, cattle drinking points and tree planting has occured to try and stop heavy erosion of soils into the river. |
| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Juniper) |
J-T2
To reintroduce Juniper seedlings to suitable habitats
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/01/2008 |
Peter Woods has undertaken the task of collecting juniper berries and propogating the plants. He has grown on hundreds of seedlings and has worked with local schools and others to plant them out in suitable locations. |
| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Lowland wetlands) |
LW-T4
Promote and celebrate the resource
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Marine sub-tidal habitats) |
MSL-T4
Survey marine sub-littoral habitats.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Maritime cliffs and slopes) |
MCS-T4
Phase 2 survey of accessible coastal slope habitats to help develop a coastal grazing project
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2008 |
Negotiations have begun on 4 National Trust sites to undertake a coastal grazing project |
| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Rocky shores) |
RS-T2
Raise the profile & community involvement with shoreline habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (Water voles) |
WV-T4
Promote the water vole as a flagship species for wetland restoration
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
North York Moors National Park LBAP (White-clawed crayfish) |
WCC-T2
Enhance & restore the water catchment habitat within the current range of the White-clawed Crayfish
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Data Monitoring and Evidence) |
NOR_DME_T5
Produce an updated strategic biodiversity network map by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
NOR_LCG_T3
Restore 60 ha of Lowland Calcareous Grassland to LWS-standard from semi-improved or neglected grassland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Lowland Fen) |
NOR_LFE_T1
Maintain the current extent and standard of fen-type habitats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Lowland Mixed Deciduous Woodland) |
NOR_LMW_T5
Increase the extent of Native Woodland by 240 ha by 2015 through a combination of converting (restocking) existing plantations and creating native woodland on ex-agricultural land
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Planning and Policy) |
NOR_PAP_T4
Ensure the BAP is represented on all relevant Local Strategic Partnership theme groups by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Ponds) |
NOR_PND_T1
Maintain the current extent of at least LWS-standard ponds
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Reedbed) |
NOR_RBD_T1
Maintain the current extent and quality of wet reedbeds by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northamptonshire Biodiversity Action Plan, 2nd Edition (Wood-Pasture and Parkland) |
NOR_WPP_T1
Maintain the current extent and standard of wood-pasture and parkland and their associated trees by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Bog Orchid) |
5.2
Undertake monitoring of plants at existing site periodically.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Bog Orchid) |
5.3
Attempt to propogate plants from seed and bulbils without prejudicing the existing site.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Bog Orchid) |
5.4
Expand the number of colonies
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Jacob's Ladder) |
5.4
Ensure continued flowering at existing and new experimental sites in order to maintain the seed bank and viability of the sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Juniper) |
5.2
Increase the number of plants and diversity of age structure at current sites
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Burns) |
5.6
Increase understanding of flow control from reservoir releases on the ecological processes in watercourses
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Northumberland National Park Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
5.1
Locate populations of water voles within the park.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Brown Trout (Under review)) |
4
Maintain genetic integrity with stocking control regulations (Environment Agency's Brown Trout and Grayling Strategy 2002).
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Progress unknown |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Fairy Shrimp (Under review)) |
4
Using fairy shrimp as a flagship, promote the use of alteranives to Avermectin which are not harmful to the species or to other invertebrates.
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Target achieved |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Farmland (Under review)) |
4
Produce materials where appropriate to fill gaps in information.
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Target achieved |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Floating Water-Plantain (Under review)) |
3
Promote best practice with regard to land management next to watercourses, in order to maintain and improve water quality within the catchments of watercourses and lakes where the species is found.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (High Brown Fritillary (Under review)) |
1
Understand the current distribution, population sizes and habitat use of high brown fritillary within Powys and also factors affecting its current distribution.
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Target achieved |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Lowland Meadows (Under review)) |
3
Within SSSIs, initiate rehabilitation management for all significant stands of unimproved neutral grassland in unfavourable condition to achieve favourable status where feasible by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Mesotrophic Waters (Under review)) |
4
To increase public awareness and enjoyment of the wildlife of these pools in their natural setting to help offset the danger of damage by ignorance.
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Target achieved |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Nightjar (Under review)) |
1
Understand the current distribution, population sizes and habitat use of nightjar in Powys and also factors affecting their current distribution.
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No progress |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Pearl-bordered Fritillary (Under review)) |
1
Understand the current distribution, population sizes and habitat use of pearl-bordered fritillary within Powys and also factors affecting their current distribution.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Pipistrelle Bat (Under review)) |
3
Devise methods to alleviate problems experienced by pipstrelle roost owners to reduce the number of requests for exclusion.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Red and Northern Wood Ant (Under review)) |
4
Designate key sites as SSSI, Nature Reserves and Wildlife Sites where criteria are met.
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Target achieved |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (River Jelly Lichen (Under review)) |
1
Understand within Powys the current distribution, population sizes and habitat requirements of river jelly lichen and factors affecting its sucecss.
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Progress unknown |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Rivers & Streams (Under review)) |
4
Ensure no further river and stream habitats are lost to bad management, development, poor river engineering. Ensure no further introductions of farmed fish andalien species where this could affect natural fish populations.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Slender Green Feather Moss (Under review)) |
2
Maintain the distribution and population at or above the present level.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Traditional Orchards (Under review)) |
1
Encourage the conservation and restoration of existing traditional orchards. Ensure the survival of the ten best traditional orchards in each district by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Upland Calcareous Grassland (Under review)) |
1
Establish and maintain the present distribution and extent of upland calcareous grassland in Powys.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Upland Calcareous Grassland (Under review)) |
3
Initiate pilot attempts to restore 5ha of upland cacareous grassland in Powys by 2005.
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No progress |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (Waxcap Grasslands (Under review)) |
1
Understand the current distribution and ecology of species-rich waxcap grasslands in Powys, particularly those supporting UKBAP priority species.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Our Partnership with Nature: An LBAP for Powys (White-Clawed Crayfish (Under review)) |
3
To restore habitat within river habitat improvement schemes primarily designed for other species.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ouse and Humber Strategic Sub-catchment Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Eel) |
12
Improve water quality of managed and associated watercourses
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ouse and Humber Strategic Sub-catchment Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Eel) |
9
Reduce the impacts of existing barriers to migration on escapement and recruitment
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ouse and Humber Strategic Sub-catchment Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
21
Improve understanding of species populations present within the strategic sub-catchment area
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
CG 07
Make sure that 50% of re-established area contributes to resultant habitat patches of 2 ha or more of Lowland Calcareous Grassland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
CG 08
To increase stone-curlew numbers within the Northwessex Downs
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Dry Acid Grassland) |
AG 03
Achieve favourable or recovering condition of Lowland Dry Acid Grassland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Fens) |
F 02
Maintain condition of fen habitat where already favourable and establish by 2010, management to secure favourable condition for all areas of fen currently judged as unfavourable.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Meadows and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
FPGM 01
Maintain the extent of the existing resource of C&FPGM habitat with no net loss.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Meadows and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
LM 04
Restore Lowland Meadow from semi-improved or neglected grassland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Oxfordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland) |
WD 01
Maintain the existing area of ancient broadleaved woodland, which qualifies as native woodland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Awareness Raising School work
Arrange a termly activity in each of the primary schools aimed at increasing understanding of the Vision project and biodiversity and ultimately leading to involvement through the development of interptretation or practical conservation tasks.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Limestone Heath Conservation
In partnership with English Nature progress negotiations over achievement of favourable condition on Longstone Moor SSSI.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/12/2005 |
SWES under debate
VP Officer also involved in resolution of overgrazing on Castleton Poor Piece |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Limestone Heath Recreation
Seek opportunities for limestone heath creation
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2005 |
Ongoing consideration in quarry restoration plans |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Oak/Birch Woodland Restoration
Initiate restoration of 2 Oak/Birch Woodlands in cloughs through appropriate boundary works.
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Target not achieved |
31/12/2005 |
Under discussion on Chatsworth and Haddon Estates and on Shatton Edge |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Pastures conservation/restoration 2
Carry out restoration management (primarily scrub control) on 10ha pastures concentrating on Longstone Edge - primarily lowland calcareous and lowland acid grassland, and on a further 5ha concentrating on the edges and cloughs of the extended area - primarily lowland acid grassland.
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Target achieved |
28/03/2006 |
Longstone Edge: 4 scrub bashing events using volunteers (1 was PPCV), Dave Mallon (local Naturalist) and part-time rangers. Bramble control at W end.
Edges and Cloughs: Shatton Edge using PPCV; Hucklow Edge using contractor; Highcliffe Mine using volunteers. |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2005/2006) |
Road Verges / Green Lanes conservation/restoration
Initiate conservation/restoration management on at least 3 sites targeting sites where potential exists for the restoration of hay meadow and lowland calcareous grasslands.
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
31/03/2006 |
Practical work carried out on 3 sites.
7 sites proposed as road verges with approved plans. |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2006/07) |
P1
Contribute to the conservation management of 3 ponds
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
25/03/2007 |
Work carried out on 3 existing great crested newt ponds and 1 generally high quality pond |
| LBAP partnership |
Peak District Vision for Wildlife Project (Vision Project Action Plan 2006/07) |
UP1
Secure the conservation management of 5ha of pasture
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Potteric Carr Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Shrew) |
9
Ensure protection and maintenance of current habitat
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Purbeck LBAP (Lowland Wet Grassland) |
4.1.4.7.1.5
To carry out a regular review of incentive schemes.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
24/11/2003 |
Curently under review |
| LBAP partnership |
Purbeck LBAP (Rivers) |
4.1.2.7.1.4
To retain a high degree of semi-natural character
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Progress unknown |
21/11/2003 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Redbridge Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV3
Facilitate re-colonisation of past sites and/or establish populations at suitable new sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain grassland) |
FG-T2
Maintain the quality and extent of Floodplain grassland.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species-rich Grassland) |
S-rG-T2
Protect and improve the resource where it occurs in churchyards.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Water) |
SW-T3
Promote the resource and its wildlife to the public, farmers and developers.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Calcareous grassland) |
UCG-T2
Provide expert advice on management and grants to SINC owners, to enable them to manage sites economically and for wildlife.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Heathland and Blanket Bog) |
UH&B-T4
Restore degraded Upland heath.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Richmondshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Heathland and Blanket Bog) |
UH&B-T8
Allow naturally returning Hen harriers to breed successfully.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and / or Species Rich Hedgerows) |
Hedge 2
Establish a register of important biological and historic hedgerows.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Arable Field Margins) |
AFM 2
Reduce pesticide and fertilizer application on field margins and crop edges.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Bellflower Stem-miner) |
BSm 2
Monitor the effectiveness of this species action plan.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Common Tern) |
CT 2
Create an increased awareness of common terns amongst the general public and landowners / managers.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Common Tern) |
CT 3
Safeguard current breeding sites and promote expansion to new sites where possible.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Acid Grassland) |
LAG 1
Maintain the curent extent of Lowland Acid Grassland in favourable conservation status.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Acid Grassland) |
LAG 5
Develop community awareness of acid grassland and its importance to biodiversity.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Heath) |
LH 1
Identify the extent and status of Lowland Heath in Rotherham.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Rotherham Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Neutral Grassland) |
LNG 1
Maintain current extent of Lowland Neutral Grassland in favourable conservation status.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea LBAP (Environmental Education and Awareness) |
A02
To provide a comprehensive education service for schools, groups, open space users and residents which aims to raise awareness of the importance of biodiversity.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea LBAP (Plants and Fungi) |
VF04
Maintain habitats for the Tiered tooth Fungi
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient Ash Woodland) |
AAW-T5
Sympathetically manage land adjoining ancient ash woods, .e.g. buffer strips to reduce the impact of spray and fertiliser drift.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Electrogena affinis) |
EA-T1
Research the ecology and status of the species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
GCN-T2
Favourably manage existing breeding ponds and adjacent terrestrial habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Knapweed Broomrape) |
KB-T3
Survey suitable locations to increase knowledge of the resource.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Mesotrophic Lakes) |
ML-T1
Encourage sympathetic management, including both sites and wider catchments. Promote reduced nutrient input.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Threatened Arable Flowers) |
TAF-T2
establish and manage under long-term agreements, arable flower nature reserves, in the Vale of Pickering sand belt and on the chalk or limestone.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (True Fox Sedge (Carex vulpina)) |
TFS-T1
Establish a self-supporting population at its former site in Ryedale, using plant material of local provenance if possible.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (True Fox Sedge (Carex vulpina)) |
TFS-T2
Establish self-supporting populations at other suitable sites in Ryedale, using plant material of local provenance if possible.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Violet) |
WV-T2
Increase the conservation status of water violet by favourably managing the existing site.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (White-clawed Crayfish) |
WC-T1
To better understand the status of the species through survey and monitoring, including both historic and known sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Ryedale Biodiversity Action Plan (Wildlife-Rich Ponds) |
WP-T4
Create new areas of mesotrophic water, purely for biodiversity, as part of mineral extraction after-use.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and/or Species-rich Hedgerows) |
AH-T4
To increase the number of hedgerow trees.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and/or Species-rich Hedgerows) |
AH-T5
Enhance existing species-poor hedges.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Calcareous Grassland) |
CG-T2
Increase the area of calcareous grassland by reseeding with appropriate seed of local provenance.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Harbour Porpoise) |
HP-T2
Promote conservation issues relating to the Harbour Porpoise.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Wood Pasture, Parkland and Veteran Trees) |
LWP-T1
No net loss of current resource of Lowland Wood Pasture and Parkland.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/03/2007 |
The survey work carried out under Action LWP-A1 has confirmed both the presence and extent of the wood pasture already identified by the partnership and described in the Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan.
Whilst some work has been done on identifying the species present at the sites no formal condition assessment of the sites has yet been undertaken, though outline land-owner access permission has been for Wyedale obtained.
A photographic record of all three sites has been initiated to act as a baseline against which to monitor change.
A report of the work carried out so far has been produced and is held by NEYEDC. Copies are available upon request. |
| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T1
Increase the known resource of Clary.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T10
Increase the known resource of Meadow Rue.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T11
Increase the size of the existing population.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T17
Increase the size of the existing population.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T18
Increase the known resource of Dyers Greenweed.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T20
Increase the known resource of Pepper Saxifrage.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Flowers) |
RF-T22
Increase the known resource of Butterwort at original station.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Tree Sparrow & House Sparrow) |
THS-T2
Increase distribution and population size of Tree Sparrow.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scarborough Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Violet) |
WVi-T1
Increase the known population and extent of Water Violet.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scunthorpe Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
11
Enhance habitat for bats
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scunthorpe Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Dragonflies and Damselflies) |
14
Improve understanding of distribution of dragonflies within Scunthorpe drainage district
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Scunthorpe Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
10
Monitor populations of Water Vole within the drainage district.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Area Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Barn Owl) |
13
Maintain and enhance suitable breeding and hunting habitat for Barn Owl within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Area Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
5
Maintain and enhance the existing habitat and species diversity of watercourses within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Area Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
11
Ensure all IDB works comply with relevant legislation protecting Otter and their habitat.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Area Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
22
Control culverting of watercourses
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Area Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
7
Maintain and enhance suitable habitat for Water Vole within the drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient/Species-rich Hedgerows) |
A/SH-T1
Restore neglected Ancient and/or semi-natural hedge.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats) |
B-T1
Increase our knowledge of the known resource of all species of bat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Heathland) |
LH-T1
Increase the District resource by re-creating heathland in suitable locations.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Wood Pasture and Parkland) |
LWP-T2
To increase knowledge of the resource of veteran trees.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
WV-T5
Promote the conservation of water vole.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Selby Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland) |
W-T2
Create 50 ha of new, native species woodland.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (All Local Bat Species) |
ALBS_2.1
Support bat public relations work on an ongoing basis.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Ancient & Species Rich Hedgerows (ASRH) - Habitat Action Plan (HAP)) |
ASRH_3.1
Where possible, re-plant areas where hedgerows have been lost, and extend existing ancient and species-rich hedgerows - ongoing.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Ancient Woodlands) |
AW_1.4
Protect ancient woodlands through partnerships e.g. SCC & SWT
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Ancient Woodlands) |
AW_4.2
Identify potential links between five isolated ancient woodlands, to create 50ha of new woodland, using local provenance stock, by 2006.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Farmland Birds) |
FB_4.1
Increase number of field margins, outside wader recovery areas, bordered by mature hedgerows
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Grassland) |
GL_3.1
Initial survey to be completed by end 2004.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Grassland) |
GL_4.1
Ensure that all land owners and land managers understand the management.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Otter (OT) - Species Action Plan (SAP)) |
OT_3.1
All relevant individuals and organisations to be made aware of the threats to and habitat requirements of the species, by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Ponds and Standing Water) |
PSW_2.1
Prevent further loss of standing water, adjacent habitats and associated species, or high ecological value.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/02/2011 |
South Yorkshire Ponds Project restored 4 ponds; maintained ecological value of 7 through appropriate management, including 4 where GCN present; created 5 new ponds in vicinity of breeding populations of GCN. |
| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Upland and Lowland Heathland (ULH) - Habitat Action Plan (HAP)) |
ULH T4.2
Map the distribution of associated LBAP Priority Species in Sheffield's heathland areas by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2002 (Urban Birds) |
1.1
Protect colony territories from unfavourable development e.g. ‘landscaping’, redevelopment and unsympathetic renovation.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (Green Roof - Habitat Action Plan (HAP)) |
2.1
Management regime to be in place for all green roofs for a minimum of 5 years after construction.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (Green Roof - Habitat Action Plan (HAP)) |
3.3
2 research papers to be published on biodiversity of green roofs in Sheffield by 2011.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (Green Roof - Habitat Action Plan (HAP)) |
4.1
To designate one green roof as a Local Nature Reserve (LNR) by 2010 - the first green roof LNR in the UK.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (River Don Spatial BAP) |
08
Maintain the extent and quality of the grass verges and hedgerows along the canal towpaths between Sheffield and Rotherham.
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| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (River Don Spatial BAP) |
12
Expand the area of wet woodland along the River Don corridor.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
18/05/2010 |
0.5 ha of wet woodland planted at Centenary Riverside in 2009. |
| LBAP partnership |
Sheffield Biodiversity Action Plan 2009-2018 (River Don Spatial BAP) |
17
Expand the area of standing water habitat along the River Don and Sheffield & South Yorkshire Navigation canal corridors.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Bat Species) |
SHR BAT T04
Increase appropriate management for Serotine bat at 2 sites by 2010.
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Progress unknown |
24/03/2009 |
This plan is currently under revision |
| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Black Poplar (Populus nigra var 'betulifolia')) |
SHR BLP T02
Undertake a survey and full inspection of all known trees by 2007
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/12/2007 |
As part of work supporting National Black Poplar Working Group. A log of all Black Poplar in Shropshire from 1999 onwards created and a GIS map of all established trees and new planting. 19 established trees were managed as part of this project. |
| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Dingy Skipper) |
SHR DSK T01
Maintain, monitor and enhance the existing Dingy Sipper populations in core areas (Telford & Wrekin, Oswestry Uplands, Wyre Forest and the Stiperstones area).
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Some progress (on schedule) |
04/08/2007 |
Telford and Wrekin - A survey report published in 2006 for landowners. Volunteers recruited for some sites.
Oswestry - 2007 showed good numbers of Dingy Skipper in Dolgoch Quarry and 3 other sites seem to have suitable habitat.
Stiperstones - 2007 Shelve Forestry carried out some work to improve habitat for Dingy Skipper. |
| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen) |
SHR FAM T03
Achieve condition of 18ha of Fen in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
SHR FGM T02
Expand by 49ha the area of Floodplain Grazing Marsh in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lapwing) |
SHR LAP T01
Increase the current breeding population by 50% (from 500 to 750 pairs) by 2010
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
24/03/2010 |
Survey work of Lapwing accross Shropshire is ongoing by a number of groups.
Year No of birds % of plots
2002 65 26
2003 132 41
2004 79 26
2005 73 37
2006 46 22
2007 46 27
2008 68 30
Based on between 45-53 plots surveyed per year.
Lapwing populations in Shropshire are clearly still in decline.
For more information please contact Leo Smith |
| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lapwing) |
SHR LAP T06
Increase the breeding lapwing population in the Upper Onny area from 18 pairs in
2005 to 50 pairs in 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Dry Acid Grassland) |
SHR LAG T03
Restore 11ha of Lowland Dry Acid Grassland in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Wood Pasture, Parkland and Veteran Trees) |
SHR WPV T02
Ensure protection for the most important examples of veteran trees by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Marsh Flapwort) |
SHR MFL T03
Carry out five targeted surveys of potentially suitable habitats in order to seek additional populations by 2010.
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Target exceeded (due to new survey data) |
21/09/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Purple Moor Grass and Rush Pasture) |
SHR PMG T04
Achieve condition of 31ha of Purple Moor Grass and Rush Pasture in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ring Ouzel) |
SHR ROU T01
Increase the breeding population of ring ouzels on the Long Mynd to the mid 1990s level of 20+ pairs by 2010
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Target not achieved |
12/10/2005 |
Population monitoring shows no breeding Ring Ouzels since one pair raised 5 young in 2003. All causes for decline have been eliminated, except predation. See progress report under Action Target Code #.
In view of the decline in the national Ring Ouzel population, it is unlikely that the species will become re-established on the Long Mynd in the forseeable future.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Snipe) |
SHR SNI T02
Increase populations on these sites by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Snipe) |
SHR SNI T07
Extend the range back to the distribution published in 1992 (58 Occupied Tetrads) by 2015
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species-rich Grassland (Neutral and Calcareous)) |
SHR SRG T02
Expand by 1ha the area of Lowland Calcareous Grassland in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Species-rich Grassland (Neutral and Calcareous)) |
SHR SRG T03
Restore 3ha of Lowland Calcareous Grassland in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Heathland) |
SHR UHE T01
Maintain a minimum of 3330ha of Upland Heathland until 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Upland Heathland) |
SHR UHE T04
Achieve condition of 780ha of Upland Heathland in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Shropshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Urban Areas) |
SHR URB T02
Restore 2ha of Open Mosaics on Previously Developed Land in the period 2008 to 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Somerset IDBs Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh HAP) |
GM 1
Prepare and approve IDB Water Level Management Plans covering the following wetland SSSIs;
Bridgwater Bay SSSI (Pawlett Hams)
Curry and Hay Moors SSSI
Catcott, Edington and Chilton Moors SSSI
King's Sedgemoor SSSI
Moorlinch SSSI
North Moor SSSI
Southlake Moor SSSI
Tealham and Tadham Moors SSSI
West Moor SSSI
West Sedgemoor SSSI
Westhay Moor SSSI
Wet Moor SSSI
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Target not achieved |
15/04/2011 |
10 / 11 WLMPs approved.
Only Currymoor outstanding. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Somerset IDBs Otters SAP) |
OT 2
Take otters into account in all IDB work.
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Somerset IDBs Procedural Action Plan) |
P 4
Produce and circulate best practice guidance.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
16/08/2010 |
To date, guidance had been produced on:
Water Vole mitigation.
Badger field signs and mitigation.
Carrying out revetment / bank stabilisation work. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Somerset IDBs Procedural Action Plan) |
P 5
Improve data and information exchange (share data and knowledge with local partners).
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Some progress (on schedule) |
29/10/2010 |
IDB officers regularly attend and contribute to meetings of the Somerset Biodiversity Partnership, the Levels and Moors Monitoring Group and others. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor HAP - Blanket Bog) |
BB.5.5
Maintain and enhance populations of key species of conservation concern
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor HAP - Lowland Heathland) |
LH.5.2
Initiate restoration of sub-optimal lowland heath to favourable condition
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor HAP - Parklands, Wood Pastures and Veteran Trees) |
PV.5.5
Increase public awareness and appreciation of veteran trees
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor HAP - Upland Heathland) |
UH.5.3
Re-create upland heathland where it formerly occurred, with particular emphasis on the linking of existing fragments
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Ballerina Wax Cap) |
BW.5.3
To maintain all existing colonies of the ballerina wax-cap
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Ballerina Wax Cap) |
BW.5.5
To use the ESA and other ELMS to encourage the spread of the species
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Bats) |
BA.5.2
To maintain, and enhance where appropriate, current populations of bats on Exmoor.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Heath Fritillary) |
HF.5.3
Establish new meta-population(s) by natural recolonisation or reintroduction (at least one new meta-population by 2010)
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - High Brown Fritillary) |
HBF.5.1
Establish the current status of the butterfly on Exmoor
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - High Brown Fritillary) |
HBF.5.2
Maintain all existing colonies of the butterfly on Exmoor
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Nightjar) |
NI.5.1
Maintain the current population level of nightjars on Exmoor
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Exmoor SAP - Nightjar) |
NI.5.2
Increase nightjar population on at least three sites by appropriate management.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Mendip Adder SAP) |
MAT3
Establish population levels.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/04/2010 |
Some ad hoc adder surveys have been undertaken on the Mendip Hills but need to pull these together to get an idea of population levels. SERC are setting up a recording scheme with the Reptile and Amphibian Group. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Mendip Bat SAP) |
MB T 2
TARGET 2: Provide new roost sites for bats.
OVERALL TARGET GOAL: Erection of new roost boxes, including those in development schemes (at least 30 boxes).
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Mendip Calcareous & Neutral Grassland HAP) |
MCNGT1
To maintain existing extent of Lowland Calcareous Grassland and Lowland Meadow
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Progress unknown |
06/04/2010 |
No assessment of overall extent of habitat has been made. No major habitat losses have been reported. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Mendip Field Boundaries (Dry Stone Walls) HAP) |
MFBT2
Improve knowledge of species use and range in relation to dry stone walls in Mendip District.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/04/2010 |
Lifelines project completed which increased knowledge. Bat survey yet to be carried out plus additional reptile surveys also needed. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Mendip Long-eared Owl SAP) |
MLEOT2
Maintain and look to increase population of the Long-eared Owl in the Mendip District.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
10/02/2010 |
Annual surveys for LEO take place in the Mendip Hills involving many volunteers |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Sedgemoor Calcareous and Neutral Grassland HAP) |
2
To maintain quality of existing BAP priority habitat grassland. This will partly be met by the measurable target. But actions go beyond this numerical target which only applies to SSSIs
Goal: 100% grassland SSSI units in favourable condition by 2011
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
07/04/2010 |
According to NE website Feb 2010 of Sedgemoor grassland SSSI units, 25% are in favourable condition, 23% unfavourable recovering, 46% unfavourable, no change and 8% declining. For sites on the levels, mainly due to water level issues. At the Mendips, scrub control is main concern. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Bats SAP) |
S BAT SAP T3
Maintain or expamd the current geographical range of bat populations
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Progress unknown |
01/04/2010 |
Little progress reported,however actions to extend habitats favoured by bats have been carried out in 2009 so the range may be expanding. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Ditches and Ponds HAP) |
SD&PT7
Best practice ditch management management in place training for all IDB contractors
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/03/2010 |
No contractor workshops carried out however best practice guidance is given through the contract specification which includes biodiversity requirements. Target does not need to specify workshops to achieve aim. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Hedgerow and Hedgerow Trees HAP) |
S HAHT HAP T4
To ensure a high compliance with and following-up of infringements of the Hedgerow Regulations
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Progress unknown |
01/12/2008 |
This BAP has only recently been adopted. Somerset Currently lacks a full time Biodiversity Coordinator and progress towards this target is at present unknown. This position is likely to change shortly and reports will be updated when more is known about progress. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Hedgerow and Hedgerow Trees HAP) |
S HAHT HAP T6
To increase the amount of hedge laying carried out in Somerset
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
11/03/2010 |
The Somerset Landscape Scheme offered 46 grants for hedgelaying in 2008/9 |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Lapwing SAP) |
SL SAP T1
Maintain core breeding lapwing population on protected sites within Somerset Levels & Moors SPA
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Progress unknown |
01/12/2008 |
This BAP has only recently been adopted. Somerset Currently lacks a full time Biodiversity Coordinator and progress towards this target is at present unknown. This position is likely to change shortly and reports will be updated when more is known about progress. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Lapwing SAP) |
SL SAP T2
Carry out breeding lapwing survey of key Somerset Levels and Moors SSSIs in 2008 to establish current population.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/06/2008 |
Volunteer survey of lapwing population successfully underway |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Roadside Verges & Green Lanes HAP) |
SRV&GLT1
Identify the most important or potentially important verges and green lanes for biodiversity and make into LWS where they meet the criteria.
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No progress |
08/04/2010 |
The LWS criteria were revised and adopted in 2010 but there is no project looking at highway land specifically for LWS designation. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Roadside Verges & Green Lanes HAP) |
SRV&GLT5
Use verges to enhance functional links for key species.
GOAL : Identify 5 key areas for maintenance and enhancement of habitat linkages for key species Bats, Dormice etc. by end 2008, produce management plans for these areas by end 2009 and be implementing management by end 2011.
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No progress |
08/04/2010 |
Not started |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Traditional Orchards HAP) |
S O HAP T1
Establish the extent, current condition and conservation value of traditional orchards in Somerset
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
08/04/2010 |
The PTES have carried out a volunteer survey of orchard extent in Somerset which is available from the Natural England website. There are some quality issues with the data. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Traditional Orchards HAP) |
S O HAP T5
Target planting of new standard trees to rejuvenate old orchards
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No progress |
08/04/2010 |
No progress reported. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Somerset Water and Wetlands HAP) |
SWWT5
Some limited land purchase with restoration and recreation potential.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/12/2008 |
Work has started on this in conjunction with Somerset Wildlife Trust's Brue Valley Living Landscape project |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (South Somerset District Council Action Plan (LA specific action)) |
SSLBAPT4
Greater recognition of Strategic Natures Areas (SNAs) and Nature Map
Goal: Incorporate SNAs and NatureMap as an integral component into the Local Development Framework (LDF) for consideration in planning proposals
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No progress |
08/04/2010 |
Delays with the LDF process have delayed this. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (South Somerset Heathland HAP) |
SSHT1
To map the extent of existing Heathland and associated habitat in Heathland SNAs which is currently unknown.
Goal: All of SNAs by 2009
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No progress |
27/08/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (South Somerset Native Wildflowers of Arable Land SAP) |
SSAWT2
Increase the number of farms with arable margin options in Agri-environment schemes
Goal: At least 10 additional farms with suitable options by end 2011
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Progress unknown |
04/03/2010 |
No information submitted on farms with arable margin options |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Taunton Deane Borough Council General Action Plan) |
4 TDBCGAP T
TARGET 4: Greater recognition of Strategic Natures Areas (SNAs) and Nature Map.
OVERALL TARGET GOAL: Incorporate SNAs and Nature Map as an integral component into the Local Development Framework (LDF) for consideration in planning proposals.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
19/03/2010 |
SNAs and Nature Map are included on Council mapping but delays in the LDF process mean progress behind schedule |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (Taunton Deane Heathland HAP) |
3 TDBCH T
TARGET 3: To map land use and BAP priority habitat in all Heathland SNAs.
OVERALL TARGET GOAL: 1600 Ha Heathland SNAs by 2011.
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No progress |
11/03/2010 |
Integrated habitat mapping has not started due to lack of funding. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (West Somerset Coastal and Marine HAP) |
WSC&MHAPT1
To complete accurate map of the extent of UK BAP Priority Habitats in coastal SNA.
Goal: 1 comprehensive habitat map of West Somerset coastal strip by 2011
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (West Somerset Native Wildflowers of Arable Land SAP) |
WSNWALSAPT02
Increase the number of farms with arable margin options in Agri-environment schemes.
Goal: At least 10 additional farms with suitable options by end 2011
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Progress unknown |
01/12/2008 |
This BAP has only recently been adopted. Somerset Currently lacks a full time Biodiversity Coordinator and progress towards this target is at present unknown. This position is likely to change shortly and reports will be updated when more is known about progress. |
| LBAP partnership |
Somerset LBAPs (West Somerset Waxcaps SAP) |
WSWCSAPT03
Improve knowledge and understanding of waxcaps and how to manage land for them
Goal: 4 Publications/articles produced
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
19/03/2010 |
Some ID training has taken place and some rather ad hoc survey. Well publicised survey jointly with Quantocks AONB is recommended later in 2010. |
| LBAP partnership |
Southwark LBAP (Parks and Open Spaces) |
SPOS2
to create 0.35 ha of native wildflower meadow in our parks and open spaces by 2010.
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Target achieved |
07/03/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sow and Penk Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
1
Maintain and enhance the existing habitat and species diversity of watercourses within the Sow and Penk drainage district
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sow and Penk Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Flowering Rush) |
9
Understand the distribution of Flowering Rush in the drainage district.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient/Diverse Hedgerows) |
SRH 02
Increase the net amount of diverse hedgerow trees through new planting
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/12/2008 |
See target goal. Significant under-estimation of achievement likely as only partner data on BARS accounted for. |
| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient/Diverse Hedgerows) |
SRH 04
Achieve favourable management of ancient / diverse hedgerows
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
31/12/2008 |
Few partner reports for achieving condition of hedgerows (see target goals), so significant under reporting of actual action. However through SBAP/SWT surveys of South Staffs & Lichfield Districts, 41km of species rich hedgerow considered to be of Local Wildlife Site quality. |
| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Grass Wrack Pondweed (Potamogeton compressus)) |
GWP 01
Increase the number of populations of grass wrack pondweed by 2 populations by 2005.
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No progress |
31/07/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus)) |
GCN 03
Enhance 30 sites known to have populations of great crested newts by appropriate management by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
13/02/2002 |
The existing great crested newt breeding pond at 1 site was improved by clearance of vegeatation around the pond, particularly the southern aspect. Excess vegetation within the pond was also pulled out.
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ground Nesting Solitary Bees and Wasps) |
SBW 01
Identify 10 key sites and implement suitable habitat enhancement by 2010
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
11 key sites have been identified and periodic enhancement has taken place at some of these. |
| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Inland Saltmarsh) |
INS 01
Ensure that there is no net loss of saltmarsh and that management of sites takes account of hydrological conditions.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
One site designated as SSSI, the other as SBI. Both managed for nature conservation, although this target is ongoing. |
| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lapwing (Vanellus vanellus)) |
LAP 03
To restore the breeding population to at least the 1982 level in the Sow, Penk and Trent Valley stronghold, through the restoration of lowland wet grassland and sympathetic grassland management.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Wet Grassland) |
LWG 01
Prevent any further loss of important (SBI or better) lowland wet grassland
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Wood-pasture & Parkland) |
LPP 01
Ensure long-term sustainable management for 100 ha of parkland and wood-pasture by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Native Woodland) |
NAW 03
Increase the area of native woodland by 300 ha in appropriate areas by 2010
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Project 90/746 Grantscape Biodiversity Challenge Fund: British Waterways Wolverhampton & Staffordshire Canal Corridor) |
STF BW/G T04
Establish 10 new reedbeds and estimate the expansion area. Introduce appropriate managment of existing reedbeds using traditional cutting techniques at specified sites, estimating extent.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
12/03/2008 |
we have installed approx 150 meters of a floating reedbed system around an island on gailey lower resivor |
| LBAP partnership |
Staffordshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Project: SWT Brankley Wood Pasture Expansion (multiple funders)) |
STF SWTBP f
Expand hedgerow resource at Brankley Pastures by 2.1 km.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/03/2009 |
All historic hedgerows and new ones planted. |
| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Chalk Grassland (including Chalk Scrub)) |
CG08
Land potentially suitable for chalk grassland creation or restoration should be identified, and restoration techniques tested and developed, so that, in due course, substantial areas of "new" chalk grassland will be established. Suitable areas may include
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland) |
F05
To provide a forum for the different organisations and individuals with interests in the countryside to discuss their main areas of concern.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Meadows) |
LG08
Ensure that seed of native origin is used in all neutral and acid grassland restoration/creation schemes, and that this is of local origin wherever possible.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Meadows) |
LG16
Establish a Grasslands Working Group by 2002. The group will provide coordination and bring an integrated approach to grassland issues in Surrey, reviewing the progress of the Habitat Action Plan at biannual meetings.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
06/02/2008 |
Review of Meadows HAP targets due to be completed by end of March. |
| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water and Large Reedbeds) |
OW06
Reverse the process of succession and scrubbing up of existing reedbed areas, and expand their size where appropriate.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water and Large Reedbeds) |
OW07
In suitable areas, encourage the creation of open water and large reedbed habitat, particularly where this promotes a corridor / stepping stone concept linking both open water and reedbed habitats together, both within and wihtout the County.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water and Large Reedbeds) |
OW14
Develop a strategy to deal with the integrity of the South West London Reservoirs and gravel Pits Special Protection Area / RAMSAR (ie the London Waterfowl Strategy) by 2005.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water and Large Reedbeds) |
OW18
To establish a reedbed habitat group by 2001. The group will provide a focus for an integrated approach to reedbe habitat issues in Surrey and review the large reedbed habitat action plan as appropriate.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
Wet04
Maintain the integrity of all existing wetlands by preventing loss, damage and fragmentation.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
Wet20
Develop countywide database of sites beginning 2002.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wetland) |
Wet24
Protect sites from abstraction.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wood Pasture and Parkland) |
WPP01
Maintain 100% of existing Wood pasture and Parkland from habitat loss and degradation i.e. development and agricultural intensification by:
· The designation of existing sites as Sites of Nature Conservation Importance or other relevant designations. (2012)
· Ensure identified sites are included in Local Plans and development frameworks. (2011)
· Recording all sites on Surrey Biological Information Centre Database. (2010)
· Working with landowners and farmers through Defra, FWAG and NFU to share best practice and inform the importance of the habitat for UK Biodiversity.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wood Pasture and Parkland) |
WPP06
Raise awareness of the value of wood pasture and parkland and the ancient trees and biodiversity of this habitat in Surrey.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Surrey Biodiversity Action Plan (Wood Pasture and Parkland) |
WPP10
All of Surrey's wood pasture and parklands, and their ancient trees to be under, or directed towards, positive management by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sussex BAP (Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
CFGM - A
Maintain the extent of the existing resources of Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh in Sussex with no net loss.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
30/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sussex BAP (Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
CFGM - D
Re-establish 114 ha of Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh of wildlife value from appropriate land sources by 2015.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sussex BAP (Coastal Saltmarsh) |
CS - C
Create by the year 2015, 2 ha of coastal saltmarsh habitat to offset historical losses.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sussex BAP (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
LCG - A
Maintain the current extent of lowland calcareous grassland in Sussex.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
30/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sussex BAP (Maritime Cliff and Slopes) |
MCS - B
Achieve favourable or recovering condition for 17 km of maritime cliff and slope including cliff-top vegetation, by 2015.
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Progress unknown |
30/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sutton Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats SAP 2010) |
B1
Maintain, enhance, extend, and improve bat roosting opportunities and the connectivity between roosts and suitable commuting and foraging habitat for bats. Current level 7 recorded roosts. Target: Maintain current level of roost 7 sites (GIGL 2009).
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sutton Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks and Open Spaces HAP 2010) |
POS 3
To enhance and diversify the wildlife habitat in Parks and Open Spaces in line with their SINC designations, including Cemeteries and Churchyards.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sutton Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Wetlands HAP 2010) |
RW 2
To improve the condition of rivers and wetlands for nature conservation. Target: 0.7km at the River Wandle and 0.2km at the Beverly Brook by 2015.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Sutton Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodland and Scrub HAP 2010) |
WS 4
To create woodland, scrub and orchard habitats on identified opportunity sites. Target: 0.1ha orchard habitats by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (CE-TBAF/24 - Little Tern Breeding Site Protection) |
CE-TBAF/24b
To safeguard nesting Little Terns during the breeding season.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (CESG-2 - Dune Habitat Restoration (inc. the Hourglass Project)) |
CESG-2a
Undertake dune stabilisation work, restoration of plant ecosystems, fencing to protect from disturbance and habitat improvements for relevant species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (CESG-2 - Dune Habitat Restoration (inc. the Hourglass Project)) |
CESG-2d
Survey plant species and explore dune fauna.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (CESG-2 - Dune Habitat Restoration (inc. the Hourglass Project)) |
CESG-2f
Review water quality measures.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (CESG-3 - Geodiversity Trails) |
CESG-3a
Raise awareness of geodiversity to the public.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (ESG-2 - Tayside Biodiversity Festival) |
ESG-2b
Use the local Festival to publicise the Partnership's projects and initiatives.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (ESG-5 - BEE WILD Communities & Schools Project) |
ESG-5b
Encourage specific plantings and grounds management (where appropriate) to increase populations of species such as bats, birds, butterflies and bees in community gardens and school grounds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (ESG-5 - BEE WILD Communities & Schools Project) |
ESG-5c
Safeguard and enhance bats, birds, butterflies and bee species in existing community gardens and school grounds projects.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (F-TBAF/18 - The Living Field Study Centre: The flora and fauna of Scotland's arable farmland2.) |
F-TBAF/18b
To provide training in plant and insect identification and standard field study techniques.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (F-TBAF/22 - Supporting Tayside's Tree Sparrows) |
F-TBAF/22a
To provide additional tree sparrow nest sites throughout Tayside.
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Target achieved |
09/01/2009 |
All actions achieved. Increase in tree sparrow population in areas with new nest boxes. |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (FSG-10 - Perthshire Hedgerow and Tree Project) |
FSG-10c
Achieve a significant enhancement of the Tayside landscape, improving cultural and historic landscapes.
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Target not achieved |
15/10/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (FSG-2 - Calcareous Grassland Project) |
FSG-2c
Raise awareness of best habitat and species management practice through demonstration sites, farm walks and training days for land managers and advisors.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
21/09/2009 |
Two farm walks organised (30 June & 15 July). Press Release about the project issued 08 June. Several requests for site visits for advice on grassland management and creation. |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (FSG-7 - Saving the Small Blue Butterfly in Angus) |
FSG-7d
Ensure continuation of advice on management and if possible extension of the areas of suitable habitat.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (FSG-8 - Wet Grassland for Waders) |
FSG-8a
Advise on good management practice for wet grassland in Tayside.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
26/01/2012 |
RSPB progress – advice given on options to farmers/landowners ( face to face advice, leaflets etc) as part of existing work programme |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (FSG-8 - Wet Grassland for Waders) |
FSG-8b
Prevent the further loss of wet grassland sites in Tayside.
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Progress unknown |
26/01/2012 |
Unable to determine this without data from SGRPID on funding of options |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UBE TBAF/3 - Auchterarder Golf Club Lowland Heathland Mosaic Enhancement) |
UBE TBAF/3b
To protect, enhance and where possible expand the mosaic of heathland and acid grassland habitats on the course.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UBE-TBAF/19 - Crombie Country Park Artificial Sand Martin Wall) |
UBE-TBAF/19b
To allow for monitoring of sand martins.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UBE-TBAF/29 - Dundee Red Squirrel Project) |
UBE-TBAF/29b
To monitor population numbers and involve/inform the public to increase volunteer involvement and project value.
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Target achieved |
12/01/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UBE-TBAF/30 - Whitfield Primary School: Eco House - Sun City Demonstration House) |
UBE-TBAF/30b
To raise awareness of good sustainable practice to the public, including schools and colleges.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UBE-TBAF/32 - Dundee City Bat Project) |
UBE-TBAF/32c
To facilitate the formulation of appropriate conservation policies and actions within the City.
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Target achieved |
12/01/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (UPSG-4 - Highland Perthshire Water Vole Project) |
UPSG-4a
Undertake water vole surveys in key sites in Strathardle
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (USG-11 - Green Kirk and Graveyard Initiative) |
USG-11c
Increase the number of churchyards and burial grounds managed and enhanced for the benefit of local people, visitors and wildlife.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WSG-9b - Orchard 800 Project) |
WSG9b d
Set up a heritage fruit tree propogation nursery to conserve old and rare trees at risk.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WSG-9b - Orchard 800 Project) |
WSG9b g
Promote an Orchard 800 Arts & Photographic Project to involve local arts, schools & photographic groups to depict fruit trees throughout the seasons.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WW-TBAF/13 - Fingask and White Lochs Recovery Project) |
WW-TBAF/13b
To reduce the phosphate loading of the lochs.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WW-TBAF/16 - Inchewan Burn Restoration Project) |
WW-TBAF/16b
To maintain and enhance the burn and surrounding woods as a key scenic and educational feature for visitors and local users.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WW-TBAF/26 - Trottick and Den O'Mains Pond Restoration) |
WW-TBAF/26a
To restore ponds on two Dundee sites by de-silting and restoring areas of open water.
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Target achieved |
12/01/2009 |
Ponds restored. |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-10 - Friarton Ponds) |
WWSG-10f
Visitor/Community bothy
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-2 - Perth Lade Enhancement Project) |
WWSG-2b
Engage with the local community and council to encourage greater respect and ownership.
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No progress |
03/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-6 - Salmon in the Classroom) |
WWSG-6a
Establish a programme in local Primary Schools (P5, 6 & 7) to engender a caring attitude towards local environments, focusing on a local river and the life cycle of salmon and trout, species synonymous with a clean, undamaged environment, it supports.
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Target achieved |
01/10/2009 |
The programme has run for 5 very successful years to date. The first year, 2004, ran as a pilot in Angus, then 2005-2007 it ran across Angus and Perth & Kinross with LIFE funding. In 2008/9 the project was funded by SNH on a reduced scale to 6 primary schools and piloted with a secondary school.
For 2009/10 - 2011/12 SNH is exploring continuing the project grant funding with the Tay Foundation taking a lead on the project and it expanding again to include secondary schools and with continued support in kind from all the partners. |
| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-8 - Freshwater Pearl Mussel Awareness-Raising and Translocation) |
WWSG-8b
Publicise mechanisms for reporting incidents involving FWPM.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-9(a) - Tayside Lochs Project (Monzievaird Loch)) |
WWSG-9(a)f
Maintain/improve populations of priority plant species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-9(e) - Tayside Lochs Project ( Lintrathen)) |
WWSG-9(e)e
Maintain/improve populations of priority plant species
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tayside Biodiversity Action Plan (WWSG-9(e) - Tayside Lochs Project ( Lintrathen)) |
WWSG-9(e)f
Prepare annual status report on the lochs.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tees Valley LBAP (Roadside Verges) |
RV.T2
Maintain the current extent of roadside verges of nature conservation value in Tees Valley.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Fen, Lowland Meadow, Open Landscapes with Ancient Trees: Habitat Targets) |
Fens Enhance
To enhance the condition of 10 ha of fen, marsh and swamp by 2020, using improved management practices.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (House Sparrow SAP) |
T2
Trial mechanisms for reversal of HS decline
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/10/2011 |
Fieldwork and monitoring will be completed by November 2011. Analysis and write-up will be completed by end of May 2012 |
| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Mistletoe SAP) |
T4
To increase knowledge and understanding of mistletoe and its
ecology in London
Target: Several studies completed and ready for promotion by 2003
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Parks and Open Spaces) |
T1 (Draft)
To co-ordinate and deliver xx biodiversity enhancement projects across London's parks and open spaces by 2013.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Private Gardens HAP) |
T.1
To protect the overall resource of private gardens in London by discouraging building on existing gardens by 2015
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Some progress (on schedule) |
15/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Private Gardens HAP) |
T.3
Raise public awareness of wildlife gardening by increasing interest in events and resources offered by partner organisations by 2015
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Some progress (on schedule) |
15/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Reedbeds HAP) |
RB 1 Reedbed Increase
Increase combined extent of large and small reedbed habitat in London 12.5 ha by 2015, and by a further 7.5 ha by 2020.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Sand Martin SAP) |
SMSAP3
Create 15 sand martin banks in London by 2006
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/12/2006 |
As at the end of 2006, 9 banks created (additional banks at RSPB Rainham Marshes, and Paradise Fields in Greenford, Ealing) |
| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Stag Beetle SAP) |
SB4
Ensure landowners, site managers and local authorities implement sympathetic management techniques for stag beetles by 2015 as a result of increased awareness of stag beetle importance and that of their dead wood habitat.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
19/11/2008 |
This target has been amended since the progress report on 12/04/2006 |
| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Standing Water and Canals HAP) |
C2
Enhance the ecological quality of the canal system
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Standing Water and Canals HAP) |
SW02 Standing Water Enhance
To enhance 11 larger standing water habitats at sites across London by 2015, and 20 ponds by 2020
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
29/09/2010 |
5 ponds enhanced in Havering as part of froglife GCN project. |
| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Water Vole SAP) |
T.2
Maintain water vole distribution and abundance at their March 2001 levels
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Woodlands HAP) |
Orchard Create
To increase the total area of orchards by 1 ha through the creation of new orchards by 2020
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| LBAP partnership |
The London Biodiversity Partnership BAP (Woodlands HAP) |
WL02 Woodland Enhance
To enhance the condition of 500 ha of woodland by 2020 using improved management practices.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Alder/willow wet woodland) |
WW2
No net loss of smaller wet woodland sites.
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Progress unknown |
25/09/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Caves, karst & mines) |
CKM2
Establish appropriate access arrangements at all known sites at risk from over-use or inappropriate use by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Caves, karst & mines) |
CKM3
Produce management plans for all underground sites of conservation importance by 2010.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
This will be achieved for SSSI sites under the PSA target for SSSIs (i.e. 95% by area of SSSIs in favourable or recovering condition by 2010). |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Caves, karst & mines) |
CKM5
Establish at least 2 sites in each appropriate Local Authority at which the public can safely access mines (at least the surface buildings) and mineral dumps by 2015.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
E.g. Tamar Valley Mining Heritage HLF project. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Caves, karst & mines) |
CKM6
Each Show Cave in Devon to include a programme of education on cave wildlife, geological and archaeological conservation by 2010.
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Target achieved |
03/11/2005 |
Achieved at all relevant SSSIs - Beer Cves; Kent's Cavern & Buckfastleigh Caves. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Caves, karst & mines) |
CKM7
Develop, by 2008, interpretation and education programmes at appropriate target sites.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
Achieved at all relevant SSSIs - Beer Cves; Kent's Cavern & Buckfastleigh Caves. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Cirl bunting) |
CB3
Establish a population of 10-15 pairs in east Devon by 2009 and a population of 20-30 pairs in Teign and Exe Valleys by 2009.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/09/2008 |
Althought he population in the Teign Valley appears to be strengthening there is no population in East Devon. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Devon whitebeam & related species) |
W1
Maintain current viable populations of the apomictic species of whitebeam in Devon.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
09/12/2005 |
Just refers to Sorbus anglica. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Freshwater reedbed) |
FR4
Create a further 20 hectares on small sites across the County by 2010.
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Target not achieved |
08/10/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Greater horseshoe bats) |
GHB1
Maintain and where necessary enhance all exisiting maternity roosts and associated hibernation sites in Devon.
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Target achieved |
24/09/2008 |
All sites are monitored and maintained and, where approproriate, enhanced. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Nightjar) |
N1
Maintain the Devon nighjar population, through appropraite habitat mnaagement and ongoing implementation of policy mechanisms.
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Target exceeded (due to new survey data) |
08/10/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Parkland and wood pasture) |
PWP6
The landscape around at least three old parkland sites is in appropriate management by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
08/10/2008 |
Killerton Estate – a veteran tree survey has been commissioned; this will include management recommendations; veteran tree habitat restoration has taken place within the Sprydon part of the Estate; tree root protection zone measures have been included in 2 new farm tenancy agreements; old boundary trees within Ashclyst Forest have been freed from competing vegetation.
Arlington Estate – the nature conservation of the trees on the wider estate has been confined through biological survey, including lichens; a programme of rejuvenating old beech pollards has commenced; provision to plant new field trees has been included in a farm tenancy; new field trees have been planted in an area adjacent to the park; hedgerow trees have been selected to grow on as standards.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Pink sea fan) |
PSF3
Increase our knowledge of the distribution, ecology and ecological requirements of the species by 2005.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
25/09/2008 |
(Target timescale needs to be reviewed)
Seasearch programme carries out regular surveys for pink sea fan sites.
MBA study of pink sea fan genetics.
Ongoing study of pink sea fan populations on East Tennants Reef in Lyme Bay.
Study of pink sea fan colonisation and growth rates on Scylla in Whitsand Bay.
Collection of data on pink sea fan anemone ad pink sea fan in Whitsand Bay. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Pits, quarries and cuttings) |
PQC2
Complete survey and identification of County Geological Sites and County Wildlife Sites by 2008.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Pits, quarries and cuttings) |
PQC4
Achieve the restoration and after-use of pits and quarries in a way that incorporates Earth heritage and wildlife conservation objectives.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Rhôs pasture) |
RP10
200 hectares of degraded or semi-improved land on the Culm Measures, on identified appropriate sites, restored to a state comparable with unimproved Rhôs, by 2010.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
24/09/2008 |
Currently, 130 hectares of land has funding committed for restoration / creation on 10 major project sites. Many more smaller projects also occurring which are unquantifiable.
English Nature and University of Plymouth have developed a Culm grassland suitability map for targeting the restoration / creation of this habitat. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Rhôs pasture) |
RP12
50 hectares (or as amended by strategic assessment) of Rhôs pasture restored on appropriate sites on the Blackdowns by 2010.
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Progress unknown |
28/11/2005 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Rhôs pasture) |
RP2
No net loss of smaller Rhôs pasture sites in these areas (but no loss of any SSSI site).
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Target not achieved |
24/09/2008 |
Culm grassland only: Large areas of land are underging restoration (Puckland, Lutworthy, Cuddenhay - 53 ha.) -DWT's Working Wetlands project and, prior to this, work organised by Butterfly Conservation.
However, the loss of smaller sites through inappropriate management and neglect is throught to exceed the figure being restored. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Rocky seabed) |
RS2
Seek to prevent or limit man-induced change to the rocky seabed environment.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/11/2005 |
Habitat protection at Lyme Bay and Lundy appears to be effective. However, these areas include just a small proportion of the important habitat. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Nature of Devon: A Biodiversity Action Plan (Sea cliff and slope) |
SCS14
Implement the results of EN’s Geological Interpretation Strategy.
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No progress |
08/10/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Bog) |
B/BB/3
Encourage measures to improve the condition of degraded but restorable blanket bog.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Dwarf shrub heath) |
H/LiH/2
Maintain and wherever possible enhance the current quality of all lichen heath in Orkney.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen, marsh and swamp) |
Wet/BRf/3
Encourage measures that create semi-natural 'buffering' habitats round wetland sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen, marsh and swamp) |
Wet/BRfl/3
Encourage measures that create semi-natural 'buffering' habitats around wetland sites.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Improved grassland) |
iG/EHSC/3
Increase the practice of bird-friendly cutting methods.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Inshore sublittoral sediment) |
ISS/SB/02
Zostera marina - protect from pollutants and human disturbance.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Montaine habitats) |
Mo/Mo/1
Maintain the current extent and distribution of montane habitats in Orkney.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing open water and canals) |
Wa/ESW/2
Maintain the characteristic plant and animal communtiies of eutrophic standing waters in Orkney.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Orkney Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Supralittoral rock) |
SR/MCS/1
Maintain the current quality of maritime cliff and slope habitats in Orkney.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Black Grouse Species Action Plan US1) |
US1 - T3
Ensure the viability of the Stirling Council Area’s black grouse population.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
13/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Capercaillie Species Action Plan WS1) |
WS1 - T2
Work towards re-establishing the regular breeding of capercaillie on leks in the forests of east Loch Lomondside and The Trossachs.
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No progress |
13/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Passerines Species Action Plan FS5) |
TS5 - T2
Promote the awareness of seed eating passerines within local communities.
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No progress |
13/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Waders Species Action Plan FS6) |
FS6 - T4
Seek to expand the availability of suitable habitat whilst increasing the breeding population of these five species.
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No progress |
13/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Freshwater Pearl Mussel F&WS9) |
F&WS9 - T1
Establish the current status of any remnant Freshwater Pearl Mussel population in the Stirling Council Area.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
13/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Golden Eagle Species Action Plan US2) |
US2 - T1
Maintain the current status of the golden eagle in the Stirling Council Area.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Rannoch Brindled Beauty Moth Species Action Plan LRBS3) |
LRBS3 - T2
Maintain the existing population.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Rannoch Brindled Beauty Moth Species Action Plan LRBS3) |
LRBS3 - T3
Enhance populations if they are found to be too low to sustain themselves.
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No progress |
14/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Burns Habitat Action PLan F&WH1) |
F&WH1 - T1
Maintain and where possible improve the water quality of SCA’s watercourses.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
17/11/2008 |
This is a statutory duty of SEPA. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Burns Habitat Action PLan F&WH1) |
F&WH1 - T3
Remove invasive, introduced species; Giant Hogweed, Japanese Knotweed and Himalayan Balsam from the SCA.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
14/11/2008 |
Annual Programme of spraying ongoing |
| LBAP partnership |
The Stirling Council Area Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Burns Habitat Action PLan F&WH1) |
F&WH1 - T4
Increase awareness of the value of rivers and promote practices that restore the biodiversity of river catchments and riparian zones to all riparian owners managers and stakeholders.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
17/11/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (A leaf beetle) |
T4
Maintain and enhance the surviving population at Pashford Poors Fen. Once established, and if feasible, translocate the beetle to at least two former sites in Suffolk by the year 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Bittern) |
T3
Increase the population of nesting females to 35 by 2020, including new reedbeds such as Lakenheath and any on the coast.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Cereal field margins) |
T2
Recognise the value of soil type, particulalrly with regard to maintaining populations of decling arable plants through annual cultivation techniques
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Cereal field margins) |
T5
Promote the adoption of a user freindly guide to farmland biodiversity , easily accessible to farmers, landowners and their advisers, emphasising the link between BAP species and habitats and Agri-environment schemes
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal and floodplain grazing marsh) |
T4
Intergrate grazing marsh restoration into initiatives for reedbed and fens creation
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal saltmarsh) |
T1
Increase the area of saltmarsh in Suffolk by 50ha by 2010. This will help to offset losses nationally in the recent past (100ha has been lost between 1992 and present) and to offset likely losses due to coastal squeze.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Desmoulin's whorl -snail) |
T1
Maintain viable populations of snail across its current range.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Dingy skipper) |
T3
Further survey work on potential sites including a review of past records.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Grey partridge) |
T3
Create and maintain suitable habitats for Grey Partridge through agri-environment schemes and landowner liaison.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Linnet) |
T2
Expansion targets to be set after the results of the first year surveys (2007) have been received.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Little tern) |
T1
As a minimum, maintain existing 2005 population of Little tern.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland heathland) |
T5
Maintain and strengthen populations of key BAP species associated with heathland
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland mixed deciduous woodland) |
T3
Achieve favourable condition or favourable recovering condition of 95% of the SItes of Special Scientfic Interest (SSSI) of mixed deciduous woodlands by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Nightjar) |
T2
Expand population to 350 by 2010.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Nightjar) |
T3
Maintain the current range of occupation on known sites by 2010 and 2015.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
T1
Maintain existing overall area and quality as a minimum. This will require the creation of at least 445 hectares in the next 20 years to replace any lossess through natural coastal processes, and should be as near as possible to existing sites on areas of low current nature conservation interest.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
T3
Develop new reedbeds away from the coast, particularly broad reed domianted pool margins. Investigate post extraction management of gravel workings and flood-plain restoration schemes
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Silver studded blue) |
T3
Increase populations of existing colonies by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Stone curlew) |
T3
Maintain a minimum of 3 breeding pairs in the Sandlings with a target of 7 breeding pairs by 2010.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Stone curlew) |
T5
Maintain a minimum productivity of 0.70 fledged chick per pair by intervention on arable and reserve management where appropriate.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Water vole) |
T2
Ensure management of watercourses and wetlands which facilitate the above.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Suffolk Biodiversity Action Plan (Wet woodlands) |
7
Maintain and strengthen populations of key BAP species associated with wet woodlands including a weevil Melanapion minimum and a jumping weevil Rhynchaenus testaceus.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Bats Action Plan - Covers All Bat Species Found in Swindon Borough) |
BATT5
Develop a strategy for bats in Swindon Borough linked to the Green Infrastructure strategy and other emerging plans and policies.
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No progress |
01/09/2010 |
BATA17 - The Bat Group to try and use thier contacts in other Bat Groups nearby to find out what other areas have got in terms of a Strategy.
On hold untill this is carried out. |
| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Action Plan - Incorporates Lowland Neutral Meadow, Calcareous Grassland and Arable Farmland) |
AGRT06
Increase knowledge of the ranges and population sizes of species associated with farmland habitats in Swindon Borough.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Action Plan - Incorporates Lowland Neutral Meadow, Calcareous Grassland and Arable Farmland) |
AGRT10
The potential for conflict between public access and nature conservation is recognised and managed.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Trees and Woodland Action plan - Incorporates Woodland, Scrub, Veteran Trees and Parkland) |
WOODT1
Secure protection, extension and expansion of woodland trees associated with new developments.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Trees and Woodland Action plan - Incorporates Woodland, Scrub, Veteran Trees and Parkland) |
WOODT4
Promote new woodland planting, particularly targeted at the expansion and linkage of existing woodland whilst ensuring that woodland is appropriately sited.
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| LBAP partnership |
The Swindon Biodiversity Action Plan (Trees and Woodland Action plan - Incorporates Woodland, Scrub, Veteran Trees and Parkland) |
WOODT7
Enhance populations of woodland species in Swindon Borough.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torbay LBAP (Dolphins, Porpoises and Basking Sharks) |
T1
Develop a joint conservation/monitoring strategy for dolphins and harbour porpoise with Devon Wildlife Trust and Seawatch
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| LBAP partnership |
Torbay LBAP (Dolphins, Porpoises and Basking Sharks) |
T2
Minimise disturbance of visiting megafauna by boat operators. Promote the 'Torbay Dolphin Code of Conduct' by 2008
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/08/2008 |
Continued promotion of code of conduct through events and leaflet handouts |
| LBAP partnership |
Torbay LBAP (Farmland) |
T1a
Increase the area of farmland under environmental stewardship schemes by 20% by 2010
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| LBAP partnership |
Torbay LBAP (Lowland Calcareous Grassland) |
T1
Bring all existing calcareous grassland sites into effective management
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
30/11/2011 |
70% towards this target through SITA funded project |
| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-1 Upland Oak Woodland) |
HAP A-1 T-2
Maintain the extent and condition of the existing resource. Once the condition is known, management can be targetted wehere required.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-1 Upland Oak Woodland) |
HAP A-1 T-5
Continue to ensure appropriate management advice is available to woodland owners.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-2 Upland Mixed Ash Woodland) |
HAP A-2 T-1
Collate data on the extent of the resource in Torfaen.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-4 Wet Woodland) |
HAP A-4 T-4
Ensure appropriate management regimes are in place for all key wet woodland sites by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-4 Wet Woodland) |
HAP A-4 T-5
Increase the resource by 10% by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-5 Lowland Wood Pasture, Orchard and Parkland) |
HAP A-5 T-3
Explore potential to expand habitats in Torfaen.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP A-6 Scrub Woodland) |
HAP A-6 T-1
Detremine the current extent of scrub in Torfaen with attention to definition, species composition and spatial variation by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP C-1 Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
HAP C-1 T-1
Maintain the current extent of this habitat in Torfaen.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP C-4 Canal and Open Standing Water) |
HAP C-4 T3
Upgrade and improve water quality in existing canals by 2007.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP C-4 Canal and Open Standing Water) |
HAP C-4 T4
Identify important bank-side features and undergo appropriate management by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP C-6 Rivers and Streams) |
HAP C-6 T-4
Collate data on the extent and condition of rivers and streams in Torfaen by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP E-1 Dwarf Shrub Heath) |
HAPE1-T05
Identify areas suitable for restoration to dwarf shrub heath by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP F-2 Colliery Spoil) |
HAPF2-T04
Raise awareness of the actual and potential biodiversity value of tips by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP F-3 Acidic Scree) |
01
Collate data on the extent of acidic scree in Torfaen by 2005.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP G-1 Built-up Areas and Gardens) |
HAPG1-T01
Raise awareness of the value of garden and other urban green space to biodiversity.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP G-1 Built-up Areas and Gardens) |
HAPG1-T07
Map and evaluate all local authority owned land including public open spaces.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (HAP G-1 Built-up Areas and Gardens) |
HAPG1-T08
Encourage educational establishments to develop and promote grounds under control for biodiversity.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP A-1 Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus)) |
SAPA1-T04
Increase potential distribution of great crested newts by improving the protection and management of standing water habitats.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP D-1 Brown Trout (Salmo trutta)) |
SAPD1-T02
Encourage angling societies to record ditribution of native brown trout in Torfaen.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP F-1 Pink Meadow Cap (Hygrocybe calyptriformis)) |
SAPF1-A02
Further clarify the true status of pink meadow cap in Torfaen.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP F-1 Pink Meadow Cap (Hygrocybe calyptriformis)) |
SAPF1-T01
To maintain and enhance the extent of populations at all known sites where appropriate and feasible.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP F-2 Pale Chanterelle (Cantharellus ferruginascens)) |
SAPF2-T01
To maintain and enhance populations of C. ferrugunascens at all known sites where appropriate and feasible.
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP G-3 Glow Worm (Lampyris noctiluca)) |
SAPG3-T03
Use as a flagship species to encourage community involvement in biodiversity action.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP G-8 Small Pearl-Bordered Fritillary (Boloria slene)) |
SAPG8-T01
Encourage survey work to identify all small pearl-bordered fritillary sites in Torfaen and ensure records are submitted to GWT, Butterfly Conservation.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP H-3 Brown Hare (Lepus europaeus)) |
SAPH3-T02
Maintain and expand hare populations in Torfaen by enhancing breeding sites and important feeding areas.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP H-4 Dormouse (Muscardinus avellanarius)) |
SAPH4-T01
To maintain and enhance dormouse populations in Torfaen.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP H-6 Water Vole (Arvicola terrestris)) |
SAPH6-T01
To survey and map water vole populations and relating mink populations within Torfaen.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP J-1 Bee Orchid (Ophrys apifera)) |
004
Use as a flagship species to encourage the modification of road verg management for the benefit of biodiversity.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAP J-5 Moonwort (Botrychium lunaria)) |
SAPJ5-T04
Increase knowledge and understanding of moonwort and its ecology in Torfaen.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Torfaen Biodiversity Partnership (SAPJ-8 Wild Daffodil (Narcissus pseudonarcissus)) |
SAPJ8-T02
Look for new sites throughout Torfaen.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tower Hamlets Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks, Squares and Burial Grounds Habitat Action Plan 2009-2014) |
PSB2
To integrate biodiversity within maintenance and enhancement activities in parks, squares and burial grounds.
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Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
02/02/2012 |
Biodiversity specifications are now in many parks maintenance plans, and habitat has been created and enhanced in at least 11 parks since 2009. Biodiversity is one of the main drivers of the Lottery-funded restoration and enhancemernt of Victoria Park and a main driving force of the management of Mile End Park. |
| LBAP partnership |
Tween Bridge Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Grass Snake) |
13
Maintain and enhance suitable habitat for Grass Snake within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tween Bridge Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural) |
23
Improve understanding of species populations present within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Tween Bridge Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
20
Monitor populations of Water Vole within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wandsworth LBAP (Woodlands) |
WW02
Ensure appropriate management of woodland.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
07/10/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Argent & Sable) |
B
Check former sites to establish whether this species is still present, by 2004.
More > |
Target achieved |
01/12/2008 |
Forest Enterprise: Forest Design Plan process nearing completion for Hay Wood. Specific habitat for Argent and Sable (young birch) is being maintained through annual management.
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Argent & Sable) |
D
Publicise the habitat requirements of this moth to landowners and other interested parties and give advice on beneficial
management., by 2005.
More > |
Target achieved |
01/12/2008 |
BC are working with landowners in the Princethorpe woodlands area to enhance habitat for key butterflies and moths. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Canals) |
A
To carry out surveys to identify and monitor key habitats and species on all the canal systems – identifying the most important stretches, by 2010
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
Improving methods for sharing records between BW, WWT and volunteers, with HBA surveying adjacent habitat when scheduled. Training on protected species and habitat management given and EIAs carried out on every project of maintenance and development by BW. Biological Action reporting and Bidoiversity Action Plan now held on GIS by BW. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Canals) |
G
To ensure the survival of protected or important species populations on the canals and increase their range by improving habitat conditions, by 2010
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
A number of actions relating to this target have been completed, particularly those relating to corporate polcies and practices. Work is underway on criteria for the designation of linear sites as LWS (SINC) but so far this has only covereed rivers, it is hoped that criteria for canals will be developed after the work on rivers is completed. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Churchyards and Cemeteries) |
C
To investigate churchyards as a source of local provenance seed for spreading into the wider countryside, especially in connection with the re-creation of species-rich hay meadows through agri-environment schemes. by 2006
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
23/07/2010 |
Only one churchyard is known to be used as a source of local provenance seed (St Mary's, Oldberrow). Churchyards are surveyed as part of a rolling programme by the HBA but no systematic survey of churchyards and cemeteries has been undertaken to date due to a lack of resources. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Dingy Skipper) |
B
Encourage the maintenance of extent and condition of sites where dingy skipper occurs by appropriate management and ensure that any management at known sites is sensitive to the habitat requirements of the butterfly.
2003-2015
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Some progress (on schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
Butterfly Conservation works closely with local authorities in the sub-region to secure the protection of dingy skipper habitats. There are supporting processes in place for advice on relevant planning applications. All landowners with existing colonies of these species and those whith potential for colonies have been provided with appropriate management advice. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Dingy Skipper) |
D
Maintain the current population size and range and increase the range of the dingy skipper.
by 2010
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Target achieved |
12/06/2010 |
There are now 50 colonies of Dingy Skipper in Warwickshire. 30 landowners have been visited and advice has been given on how to create and manage new habitat for the Dingy Skipper. Two major research projects have been completed providing further information on the specific habitat requirements of the Dingy Skipper at different life stages. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Dingy Skipper) |
E
Develop a better understanding of the ecological requirements of this species and the best management practices, by 2010
More > |
Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
12/06/2010 |
Management is being undertaken and monitored at a number of sites in the County including on trial plots. Two major research projects have been completed providing further information on the specific habitat requirements of the Dingy Skipper at different life stages. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Birds) |
B
To maintain the 2002 range and, where possible, increase the range of grey partridge and skylark.
by 2010
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
02/12/2008 |
Being undertaken by various partners but principally by RSPB and NE through the ESS.
BBS coverage is improving but still short of being ideal. BTO rep (Mark Smith) is working to improve the situation. Local atlas discontinued through lack of support. South of county fairly complete but patchy elsewhere. Most data of completed squares now with RSPB Midland office. Tetrad maps being converted to 5x5km square maps for new book.
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen & Swamp) |
E
To increase the extent of the habitat by creating an additional 5ha of wetland (excluding reed bed).
by 2010
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Target exceeded (due to plan action) |
12/12/2008 |
The EA managed a project near Kites Hardwick on the R.Leam in 2007, where a range of wetland creation work included the excavation of approximately 2.5 ha of wetland restoration, scrapes, swales and blocking land drains.
The West Marsh extension to Brandon was completed in 2006, an area of 5ha.
The RSPB reserve at Middleton Lakes includes 23ha of wetland.
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen & Swamp) |
F
To promote good management practice and
toshare knowledge 2005-2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
12/12/2008 |
EA - recommend SUDs on all new developments in which we are consulted and has produced guidance which is freely available on the web site. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Lowland Heathland) |
A
To maintain the current extent of all heathland above 0.5ha.
2002 -2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
12/12/2008 |
The procedure for designating new SSSIs is in preparation.
One candidate site identified - Grendon.
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks & Public Open Spaces) |
A
To identify the more ecologically important parks and
open spaces and their ownership by 2007
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
10/09/2007 |
The majority of parks have been identified but monitoring is behind schedule. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks & Public Open Spaces) |
B
To maximise our knowledge of such sites and ensure they
are appropriately designated (e.g. SINC, TPO, Conservation
Areas) by 2007
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
10/09/2007 |
SINC process is underway with the majority of pSINCs in parks being surveyed |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare Bumblebees) |
A
To maintain up-to-date listings of sites scarcer bumblebees in the sub-region,
2002-2015
More > |
Target achieved |
03/12/2008 |
Some monitoring in South Warks by Stretton-on-Fosse Parish group. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbeds) |
A
To identify all remaining reedbeds in the county. by 2003
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
11/12/2008 |
Procedures for designating new SSSIs are in preparation.
HBA - Review and renotification of all qualifying reed-bed sites as SINCs still in progress.
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| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Scarce arable plants) |
C
To increase the range by increasing the number of sites with scarce arable plants by 10% of the 2008 baseline figure.
by 2010.
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
02/12/2008 |
Promotion of the benefits of scarce arable plant by FWAG to landowners and managers, and the general public, especially through targeted agri-environment schemes, continues. HLS is now targeting this but uptake is currently slow due to temporary funding restrictions. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (School Grounds) |
B
To promote maintenance / improvement of condition and habitat expansion within school grounds, 2003-2015
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
12/11/2007 |
Promote habitat creation but nothing really on site specific management |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Snipe) |
B
Increase the population size to restore the breeding population to its 1980 level.
2010
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
Revision of target date required as action ends dates were changed during previous BAP review to 2015, when original target was not met. Results from BTO Bird Atlas shows birds were present in suitable breeding habitat in three tetrads, which is an improvement on recent years, but there is still no evidence of proven breeding. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Song Thrush) |
A
To increase the breeding range to its 1988-91 extent
2004
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/12/2008 |
The Breeding Bird Survey suggests the start of a recovery phase. BTO Bird Atlas data will be more comprehensive and rigorous and should give a more definitive baseline. Current atlas workers have been asked to submit all LBAP species sightings to the co-ordinator so the data can be used to support population assessments. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (The Built Environment) |
D
Raise public and business awareness of the importance of the ongoing built environment for biodiversity, review 2006
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
11/06/2010 |
Natural Engalnd has produced a selection of case studies to be used for awareness raising. LBAP Conference 2009 was focussed on 'planning for biodiversity' and included Green Infrastructure and had a partial focus on more urban environments. Solihull actively promoting this habitat through a range of methods. Would benefit from support from a national group focussing on this habitat to input into the LBAPs. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
D
To restore 15ha of old orchard, by 2010
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
13/09/2007 |
The South Warwickshire Orchard Group will renovate existing orchards. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
F
To promote the importance of traditional orchards for wildlife, to promote good conservation management practice and to share knowledge. 2006-2015
More > |
Target achieved |
12/09/2007 |
The South Warwickshire Orchard Group will demonstrate renovation techniques and promote orchards as a wildlife refuge. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodlands) |
F
Increase other plantation or farm woodland cover in the sub region in accordance with the regional spatial strategy and other policy and or legislation by 50ha annually..
2005-2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
The EWGS Woodland Creation grant and Higher Level scheme from NE continues to generate interest on various farmed sites. A review of the Regional Spatial Strategy was undertaken during 2009 and targets set for the maintenance of existing woodland habitat as well as for woodland restoration and expansion. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodlands) |
I
Increase awareness of the value of scrub naturally regenerating into low-density woodland and promote sustainable management of existing scrub areas as a habitat. 2005-2015
More > |
Some progress (ahead of schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
Promoted by FC staff through EWGS, NE staff through HLS and by FWAG through farm environment days. |
| LBAP partnership |
Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (Woodlands) |
K
Establish, implement and maintain deer management groups covering all the main concentrations of woodland in the sub-region. 2005-2015
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
12/06/2010 |
FC working closely with Deer Initiative (DI) to raise awareness of the need for deer management. Deer Awareness events for FC/NE and item included on seminar agenda (including session with a number of LBAP partners and Local Authority representatives) to disseminate information and best practise deer management in woodlands. |
| LBAP partnership |
Went Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Barn Owl) |
17
Maintain and enhance suitable breeding and hunting habitat for Barn Owl within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Went Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Drains and Ditches) |
9
Control non-native invasive species along IDB watercourses
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Went Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
14
Maintain and enhance suitable habitat for Otter within the drainage district
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Went Internal Drainage Board (IDB) Biodiversity Action Plan (Water Vole) |
12
Ensure all IDB works comply with relevant legislation protecting Water Vole and their habitat
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
14/12/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
T1CFG
Ensure adequate winter water levels on Puxton Moor SSSI
(WM IDB)
Implement Oldbridge River Water Level Management Plan.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Coastal and Floodplain Grazing Marsh) |
T7CFG
Investigate low summer water levels on the River Banwell
(WM IDB)
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Eels and fish) |
EF1
All water control structures to be passable to eels.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Eels and fish) |
EF4
Develop further actions for enhancing fish and eel populations.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
04
Improve riparian habitats along viewed watercourses for otters.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural Action Plan) |
P1
Establish and maintain relevant ecological records.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural Action Plan) |
P2
Provide training on IDB BAP and conservation management of drainage channels for all relevant staff by 2013.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Procedural Action Plan) |
P6
Have due regard to protected species legislation in all activities.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Rare plants - Brown galingale and greater water parsnip) |
RP1
Protect and enhance brown galingale population on Gordano Valley NNR.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Water vole) |
W1
Employees and contractors to be aware of needs of water voles.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
West Mendip and North Somerset Internal Drainage Board Biodiversity Action Plan (Water vole) |
W2
Improve distribution map for water voles in North Somerset.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Cereal Fields and Margins Habitat Action Plan) |
CFM 3
Instigate development programme to increase the area of cereal crops in the Western Isles. Maintain appropriate provenance for seed (i.e. grown locally).
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
03/07/2008 |
Support for cereal production in encouraged through RSS and LMC. |
| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Corncrake Species Action Plan) |
CC 3
Expand the range/number of corncrakes across the Western Isles.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
2006 survey found 432 calling males in the Western Isles. Overall 2006 was second best year of the decade but was down on 2004. |
| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Corncrake Species Action Plan) |
CC 4
Maximise corncrake breeding performance and/or survival across the Western Isles.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
SNH & RSPB Corncrake Schemes ongoing. In 2006, SNH had 82 agreements in Lewis; RSPB had 35 agreements in Lewis & Harris and 64 agreements in Uist & Barra. |
| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Great Yellow Bumblebee Species Action Plan) |
GYB 2
Maintain the current range of the bee in the Western Isles.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Irish Lady's-tresses Orchid Species Action Plan) |
IL 1
Promote via agri-environment schemes detailed management practices which a) preserve populations or b) optimise possibilities of locating existing but as yet undetected populations.
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
02/07/2008 |
RSS management prescriptions incorporated heavy grazing by cattle on machair land in winter.
SNH appraises management schemes on all designated sites and is aware of Spiranthes distribution in the islands. |
| LBAP partnership |
Western Isles (Comhairle nan Eilean Siar) LBAP (Saline (Coastal) Lagoons Habitat Action Plan) |
SL4
Complete information base on species diversity within the known lagoonal sites.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Bat Species) |
BST07
To maintain and protect, or acheive adequate flight ways between, roosts and foraging areas
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
16/12/2008 |
Through Environmental Stewardship, strategic planning and development control.(need to quantify) |
| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Bee-fly (Villa cingulata (Meigen))) |
BFT02
If presence confirmed, encourage sympathetic management to protect and enhance population
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Dormouse) |
DT04
To monitor and review Dormouse distributions and populations in Bath & North East Somerset
More > |
Target achieved |
16/12/2008 |
Completed through Dormice On Your Doorstep project, December 2008 |
| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Dormouse) |
DT05
To raise awareness of Dormouse ecology and value
More > |
Target achieved |
16/12/2008 |
Acheived through Dormice On Your Doorstep project including walks, talks, training sesions, working with schools, nurseries, cub scouts and youth groups. Leaflets targeted at landowners and farm open days led by Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group and also wide range of publicity in local and national press |
| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Post-industrial Sites) |
PIST01
Bring about an increased understanding within the partnership, landowners, and the wider public, of the distribution and relative importance of post-industrial sites within Bath & North East Somerset and the wildlife resource that they support
More > |
Some progress (behind schedule) |
29/12/2008 |
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| LBAP partnership |
WILDthings, A Biodiversity Action Plan for Bath and North East Somerset (Post-industrial Sites) |
PIST05
Change public perceptions of the nature conservation value of post-industrial sites
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Ancient and/or Species Rich Hedgerows) |
HT01
Amount of hedgerow restored or new hedgerow planted, outweighs that removed through hedgerow removal notices.
Target measure: Amount of hedgerow restored or new hedgerow planted is greater than that removed through hedgerow removal notices.
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Built Environment) |
BET02
All schools have biodiversity integrated into their management plans.
Target Measure: 100% of schools by 2015. (WWT)
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
01/01/2010 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Built Environment) |
BET03
Increase in number of LNRs in urban areas.
Target Measure: NE target measures (1 ha per 1000 head of population) for the development of new LNRs are net (Natural England)
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
01/02/2011 |
Check status of development briefs and whether they require consultation (JT). SM and JT to ensure that there is wider consultation with NE etc.
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Calcareous Grassland) |
CGT02
Land taken into management with the aim of restoring calcareous grassland (adjacent to or linking existing sites)
Target Measure: 50 ha plus 10 ha (AONBs) restored under HLS every 5 years (adjacent to or linking existing sites) (NE, AONBs)
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
01/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Calcareous Grassland) |
CGT03
SSSIs in favourable or recovering condition
Target Measure: 95% of SSSI in favourable or recovering condition by 2010, and maintained at that level thereafter (Natural England). Note 2007 baseline is 93% of 23216 ha.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
01/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Habitats) |
FHT01
Maintaining and enhancing populations of relatively common farmland species.
Target Measure: Available data indicates positive trends (Framland Habitat Working Group)
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Habitats) |
FHT05
Achieve an area of an average of 5ha (5%) of land providing invertebrate bird food per km2
Target Measure: 5ha per km2
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Farmland Habitats) |
FHT18
Harvest Mice - Establish population distribution
Target Measure: Report produced by 2012
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Generic Action Plan) |
GAPT10
Increase the number of people actively volunteering in biodiversity conservation across the county.
Increase from baseline figure of 15% by 2015 (BE Working Group)
More > |
Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers, Streams and Associated Habitats) |
RST01
No deleterious impacts on chalk stream ecology in the winterbourne and perennial sections due to abstraction.
Target Measure: No permanent (long term) downstream migration of the heads of the winterbourne perennial sections (EA)
More > |
Target achieved |
18/11/2010 |
RSA1- Action Complete |
| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers, Streams and Associated Habitats) |
RST09
Increase the distribution and numbers of Eels in Wiltshire.
Target Measure: Report produced outlining local priorities and mechanisms through which numbers and distribution can be increased.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
01/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers, Streams and Associated Habitats) |
RST11
Grayling - a self sustaining wild population of Grayling throughout all catchments without inappropriate stocking. Reference EA Trout and Grayling Strategy.
Target Measure: Self sustaining populations in all catchments.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
18/11/2010 |
RSA45- Ongoing |
| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing Open Water) |
SOWT02
Restoration and management of ponds identified as being of low ecological quality
Target Measure: 4 ponds per year
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
30/03/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Traditional Orchards) |
TOT05
Replant remnant orchards.
Target measure: 20 sites replanted with sufficient trees to become traditional orchards by 2013.
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No progress |
01/11/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Wiltshire Biodiversity Action Plan (Unimproved Neutral Grassland) |
NGT2
Restore 30ha of neutral grassland from semi-improved or neglected grassland which no longer meet the priority habitat definition.
Target Measure: 30ha over 3 years on a rolling programme, taken into management with the aim of restoring neutral grassland (adjacent to or linking existing sites)
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Some progress (on schedule) |
31/03/2009 |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Common Seal) |
CS T01
Maintain the current range of common seals in Northumberland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Dormouse) |
D T01
Maintain the current range of the dormouse in Northumberland of 1 occupied ten kilometre square by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Fen, Marsh and Swamp) |
FMS T01
Maintain the current extent of fen, marsh and swamp in Northumberland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Freshwater Fish) |
FF T03
Maintain grade A-C Fishery Classification Scores (FCS) for salmon populations in Northumberland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Gardens and Allotments) |
GA T01
Set up 3 demonstration wildlife gardens at public venues in Northumberland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Grey Seal) |
GS T01
Maintain the breeding population of the grey seal in Northumberland of approximately 1,000 by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Heather Moorland) |
HM T03
Restore 100 hectares of heather moorland in Northumberland on 'white ground' by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Northumberland Biodiversity Partnership) |
NBP T03
Create and maintain a website for the Northumberland Biodiversity Partnership by 2007
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Target achieved |
05/11/2007 |
All sections of Northumberland Biodiversity Partnership Website now complete and content management now handed over to the partnership. The site is now being regularly updated by the coordinator. |
| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Northumberland Biodiversity Partnership) |
NBP T07
Create and maintain a computer based mapping system for all priority habitats in Northumberland by 2008
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/11/2007 |
Existing data has been collected from a number of different sources for a number of different habitats. The coordinator is currently working one day a week at the county council in order to be able to utilise their GIS software and OS Mapping.
The coastal habitat group have modified all the draft coastal maps using local knowledge. Final amendments need to be carried out before these layers are complete. |
| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Reedbed) |
R T02
Increase the extent of reedbed in Northumberland by 5 hectares by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Streams) |
RS T01
Achieve 100% of River Basin Management Plan targets by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Rocky Shore, Reefs and Islands) |
RSRI T03
Maintain the current extent of reefs off the coast of Northumberland of 40,871 hectares by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Saltmarsh and Mudflat) |
SM T01
Maintain the current extent of coastal saltmarsh in Northumberland of 326 hectares by 2015 (no net loss)
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Whin Grassland) |
WG T01
Maintain the current extent of whin grassland in Northumberland of 20 sites by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Working With Wildlife- The Northumberland Biodiversity Action Plan (Whin Grassland) |
WG T03
Restore 16 whin grassland sites in Northumberland by 2015
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Bats - Grouped SAP) |
T139
Where appropriate, provide management advice that will enhance foraging sites in the area around known roost sites, create new roosting and foraging sites and reduce fragmentation by linking sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Bats - Grouped SAP) |
T141
Further survey and research needs to be undertaken to determine the true extent of underground site use and to identify which caves or mines are of most importance.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Bats - Grouped SAP) |
T144
Increase the number of licensed bat workers in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Blanket & Raised Bogs) |
T25
Determine the current biodiversity value of blanket and raised bogs in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Dales Lakes & Ponds) |
T39
Maintain water levels and natural flow patterns within and around existing dales lakes and ponds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Dales Lakes & Ponds) |
T40
Ensure that adjacent land-use does not adversely affect the biodiversity status of dales lakes and ponds.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (English Sandwort) |
T77
Set up Steering Group to drive forawrd positive conservation measures in a co-ordinated manner. This to include for instance sourcing additional funds, liaising with key organisations and individuals, initiating autocological studies and publicity.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Fens: Small Base-Rich Wetlands) |
T6
Determine the current biodiversity value of small base-rich wetlands in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Juniper) |
T89
Implement a programme for the local collection of seed from both SSSI and non SSSI sites.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Limestone Pavements) |
T5
Restore native broad-leaved woodland, particularly upland mixed Ash, to limestone pavement planted with non-native trees.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Lowland Hay Meadows & Pastures) |
T33
Promote conservation management of lowland hay meadows and pastures.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Northern Brown Argus) |
T93
Ensure that all known colonies and areas of suitable habitat within 5km of these are in positive conservation management for this species.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Peregrine Falcon) |
T121
Increase the number of peregrine nesting sites monitored on an annual basis.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Purple Moor Grass & Rush Pasture) |
T19
Promote conservation management of purple moor grass and rush pasture.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Raising Awareness & Community Involvement) |
T158
Develop resources and materials for schools & colleges, groups, individuals and communities to use in educating and raising awareness of biodiversity in the Yorkshire Dales.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Road & Rail Verges) |
T73
Work with railtrack to ensure the maintenance and enhancement of biodiversity in species rich rail verges.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (Upland Oakwoods) |
T57
Reduce fragmentation and increase the area of upland oakwoods, ideally through natural regeneration or, where this is not possible or inadequate, by planting with trees of local provenance. Much of this new woodland should extend and reconnect existing woodlands.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (White-clawed Crayfish) |
T100
Complete research on the River Wharfe to determine how to maintain isolated white-clawed crayfish populations.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Yorkshire Dales National Park (White-clawed Crayfish) |
T102
Develop a startegy for re-establishing white-clawed crayfish in Malham Tarn and its tributaries.
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Not specified |
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| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Dene Woodland) |
DW3
To have in place by 2001 a presumption against development that will harm designated and non-designated dene woodland
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Target achieved |
28/08/2008 |
Achieved through the planning process. New SPD and Wildlife Enhancement will strengthen this target in summer 2009. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Dene Woodland) |
DW6
To increase linkage between dene woodland and other sites important to wildlife through the improvement of, or where necessary creation of, green corridors
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
28/08/2008 |
Green corridors created where possible through the planning process. Rangers also involved in tree planting schemes. New Wildlife Enhancement Network will help meet this target (2009). |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Otter) |
O1
Protect, maintain and expand the existing population of otters.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
29/08/2008 |
Some progress through the planning process. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Parkland) |
P4
Encourage appropriate woodland management to diversify structure
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
29/08/2008 |
Achieved through the planning process, Ranger services and by Neighbourhood services |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks, Open Space and Roadside Verges) |
POSV15
100% planting stock produced by the City to be peat-free by 2002
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Target not achieved |
29/08/2008 |
This target is unlikely to be achieved due to the poor quality of peat free products. Nursery still uses peat for some purposes, but much reduced. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Parks, Open Space and Roadside Verges) |
POSV2
To incorporate the conservation and enhancement of wildlife into the management of parks, public open spaces, school grounds, cemetries and roadside verges
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/04/2011 |
Jesmond Old Cemetery as example towards target.
wildlife creation at Jesmond Old Cemetery. Other community Churchyard projects in hand |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Ponds and Lakes) |
PL2
Maintain biological quality and quantity of ponds at 1997 levels as minimum
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Progress unknown |
29/08/2008 |
No resources available to complete this target. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Red Squirrel) |
RSq1
Maintain populations at year 2000 levels as a minimum and enable an increase wherever possible.
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Progress unknown |
29/08/2008 |
Population levels for 2000 are unknown. However, it can be safely presumed that populations have definetly dropped since 2000. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Rivers and Streams) |
RS17
Control invasive alien species.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
01/09/2008 |
Some japanese knotweed and giant hogweed has been treated along the various water courses. However large amouts still require treatment - lack of funds makes this unlikely. Japanese knotweed database has now been set up for Newcastle City Council staff. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Scrub, Shrub and Hedgerows) |
SSH1
To recognise the value of scrub as a habitat for many species of wildlife and protect it.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/09/2008 |
On going as part of the planning process |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Scrub, Shrub and Hedgerows) |
SSH3
To increase public awareness of the value of scrub
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Some progress (on schedule) |
01/09/2008 |
Articles and presentations have promoted the imortance of shrub and scrub. |
| LBAP partnership |
Your Wildlife. The Newcastle Biodiversity Action Plan (Skylark) |
S4
Widen the distribution of skylark by 10% by 2011.
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Progress unknown |
01/09/2008 |
Same as other targets. |
| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (02 Wet woodland) |
02B2
Determine the presence or absence of National BAP invertebrate species and otter at each area of wet woodland.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (02 Wet woodland) |
02B4
Maintain water tables and seasonal fluctuation of water levels at wet woodland sites.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (02 Wet woodland) |
02B5
Improve the management of existing wet woodland.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (05 Hedgerows) |
05C1
Improve the condition of species-rich hedge habitat.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (05 Hedgerows) |
05D2
Locate and identify trees in species-rich hedges.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (05 Hedgerows) |
05D3
Monitor species-rich hedge species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (07 Rivers & streams) |
07A1
Maintain and where possible increase the extent and distribution of dense, undisturbed bank-side vegetation across the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (07 Rivers & streams) |
07B4
Identify and control American mink and signal crayfish populations.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (07 Rivers & streams) |
07B6
Improve the management of existing rivers and streams.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (08 Ancient and veteran trees) |
08A1
Maintain the current extent and distribution of veteran trees across the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (08 Ancient and veteran trees) |
08B2
Safeguard all veteran trees across the site network
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (08 Ancient and veteran trees) |
08B9
Safeguard the veteran and ancient trees of the future
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (09 Common dormouse) |
09B1
Improve the condition of habitat with current populations of, or potential for, this species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (10 Kestrel) |
10B1
Improve the condition of habitat with current populations of, or potential for, this species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (10 Kestrel) |
10B2
Safeguard the presence of the species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (11 Swallows, swifts, and house and sand martins) |
11B3
Safeguard the presence of these species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (12 Bullfinch) |
12A1
Maintain the current extent and distribution of habitats supporting, or likely to support, bullfinch across the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (12 Bullfinch) |
12C1
Improve the condition of habitat with current populations of, or potential for, this species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (13 Song thrush) |
13A2
Increase the abundance and distribution of song thrush at suitable sites.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (13 Song thrush) |
13D1
Complete survey and assessment of all sites for song thrush.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (14 Great crested newt) |
14B2
Encourage/allow leaving of piles of deadwood, wherever possible.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (15 Grouped plan for bumblebees) |
15A1
Maintain the current extent and distribution of habitats supporting, or likely to support, large garden and/or brown-banded carder bumblebees across the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (15 Grouped plan for bumblebees) |
15A3
Provide sufficient foraging habitats with good connectivity, to support bumblebee populations.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (17 Autumn lady's tresses) |
17B4
Safeguard the presence of the species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (18 Cornflower) |
18A1
Maintain the current extent and distribution of habitats supporting, or likely to support cornflower, across the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (18 Cornflower) |
18C1
Improve the condition of habitat with current populations of, or potential for, this species.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (18 Cornflower) |
18D3
Pass information gathered during survey and monitoring of this species to the BSBI and Local Biological Records Centres (details given below in Section 1.8.2), so that it can be incorporated into national databases.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (19 Green-winged orchid) |
19A2
Increase the extent and distribution of suitable habitats across suitable sites throughout the site network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (19 Green-winged orchid) |
19B2
Increase the extent and distribution of green-winged orchid across suitable sites throughout the sites network.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
A corporate Biodiversity Action Plan for The Caravan Club (19 Green-winged orchid) |
19D2
Monitor the status of current/re-introduced populations.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Center Parcs, Whinfell Forest Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus)) |
Center Parcs Great Crested Newt
Ensure viability of present population and secure against risk by increasing breeding ponds in appropriate places.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Center Parcs, Whinfell Forest Biodiversity Action Plan (Red Squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris)) |
Center Parcs Red Squirrel
Sustain a population of red squirrels on the village, at a minimal number and density to be established by initial monitoring.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Center Parcs, Whinfell Forest Biodiversity Action Plan (Wider Linkages) |
Center Parcs Wider Linkage
Make or continue contact with other partners and projects including those carrying out projects on Key Habitats and important species present on the Village, such as the RSPB and Red Alert.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Gwent Wildlife Trust BAP (GAP Recording, Surveying & Information) |
RS3
Support the role of the South East Wales Biological Records Centre (SEWBReC)
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Gwent Wildlife Trust BAP (HAP Churchyards) |
GLC-12
Encourage the use of interpretation for participating churchyards and ensure welsh language translations where possible.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Gwent Wildlife Trust BAP (HAP Churchyards) |
GLC-6
Encourage participation of Local Authority cemeteries, with Monmouth Cemetery as a working example.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Gwent Wildlife Trust BAP (HAP Upland Habitats) |
HU2
Achieve condition of upland habitats on GWT reserves
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Bullfinch) |
BIBU1
Maintain at least the current breeding populations of the Bullfinch where practable on the prison estate.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Great Crested Newt) |
ARGCN2
Survey and monitor the status of the Great Crested Newt across the prison estate, where practicable.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Hedgehog) |
MAHH01
Maintain current range and populations at present level where practical.
More > |
Some progress (on schedule) |
25/10/2006 |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Hedgehog) |
MAHH04
Raise the profile of hedgehog conservation throughout the prison estate, promoting positive projects through partnerships.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
06/11/2006 |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Reed Bunting) |
BIRB01
Maintain and where appropriate and practical enhance the breeding populations of the Reed Bunting through improved habitat management.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Skylark) |
BISL02
Survey and monitor the status of the Skylark across the Prison estate where practical.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Smooth Newt) |
ARSN04
Seek to improve the habitat for smooth newt at all sites where the newt has been recorded.
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Some progress (on schedule) |
05/10/2006 |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
HM Prison Service Biodiversity Action Plan (Water vole) |
MAWV01
Survey and monitor the status of the water vole across the prison estate specifically wetland sites.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Mid Wales Red Squirrel Partnership (Mid Wales Red Squirrel Partnership Action Plan 2009-2014) |
RS2
To gather data on the distribution and status of red squirrels in the mid Wales
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Northumbrian Water Biodiversity Action Plan (Local reptiles) |
R1.1
Undertake a survey of all NWL property to see which sites are being used by adders, slow worms and grass snakes. NWL land has a wide range of structures such as drying beds, walls and banks of STWs which make ideal refuges for reptiles.
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Northumbrian Water Biodiversity Action Plan (Round-mouthed whorl snail - Vertigo genesii) |
I1.1
Survey existing sites and likely sites for Vertigo genesii and resurvey the one known site with an historical record for Segmentina nitida.
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Target achieved |
05/04/2004 |
Target has been achieved for Segmentina nitida - Hell Kettles which is a well known, privately owned local wetland. Vertigo genesii initial survey September 1999 by Ian Killeen. |
| Company / Organisation BAP |
Northumbrian Water Biodiversity Action Plan (Standing open water) |
W1.3
Enhance the conservation value of reservoirs through appropriate management especially at key sites which support important species and communities.
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Target achieved |
06/05/2004 |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (GAP WTSWW Scrub Management Action Plan) |
T-SCRUB-090
Woodland/scrub management at West Williamston: blackthorn cut to maintain early succession to maintain a mosaic of scrub and grassland
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (HAP07 Acid Grassland Action Plan) |
TAG01
To achieve favourable conservation status of Lowland Dry Acid Grassland habitat where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (HAP13 Inland Rock Action Plan) |
TIR03
To achieve favourable conservation status of Open Mosaic Habitats on Previously Developed Land where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (SAP01 S42 Mammal Species Action Plans) |
TMAM01
To achieve favourable conservation status for populations of Water Vole where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (SAP01 S42 Mammal Species Action Plans) |
TMAM10
To achieve favourable conservation status for populations of Common Pipistelle bat where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (SAP01 S42 Mammal Species Action Plans) |
TMAM12
To achieve favourable conservation status for populations of Brown Long-eared bat where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (SAP03 S42 Reptile and Amphibian Species Action Plan) |
THERP04
To achieve favourable conservation status for populations of Great Crested Newt where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
The Wildlife Trust of South & West Wales (SAP05 S42 Invertebrate Species Action Plans) |
T-INVERT-10
To achieve favourable conservation status for populations of Long-horned bee (Eucera longicornis) where present on all WTSWW managed sites by 2026
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Not specified |
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| Company / Organisation BAP |
Wales Ecosystem Groups (Lowland Grassland and Heathland) |
GH-LM
Wales level targets for Lowland Meadow habitat
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Wales Red Squirrel Conservation Plan (Wales Red Squirrel Conservation Plan) |
WRS1
Maintain breeding populations of red squirrels at all Focal Sites within Wales
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Agriculture) |
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Environmental Stewardship:
Provide a critical appraisal of the CSL evaluation results and other agri-environment performance data with regards to BAP targets and outcomes.
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16/09/2009 |
Natural England are considering how best to provide this appraisal. |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Business & Biodiversity) |
4
Raised awareness of biodiversity within business through improved environmental reporting & benchmarking.
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01/10/2009 |
Little progress on this deliverable due to lack of resources and negative impacts of the recession. Need to establish what action(s) BBSIG can take to raise awareness in this way |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Coastal) |
1
Preparation of a UK report on ICZM and an England strategy for Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM).
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14/07/2010 |
the relationship between Marine Spatial Planning and the delivery of ICZM needs to be further developed. work leading up to the MCA 2009 has identified a number of areas relevant to coastal management and these need to be brought into the process to ensure that all coastal habitats can be addressed, including landward areas for migration of coastal/intertidal habitats. The coastal workstream has identified the need for engagement with the MMO to ensure coastal EBS issues are included. |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Economics and Funding) |
2
Develop methodology for assessing economic benefits of conservation projects
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23/11/2007 |
Work on this deliverable is complete. See http://www.ukbap.org.uk/EBG/library.asp |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Economics and Funding) |
4
Ecosystem services: Building on the recent research by EN on England’s ecosystem services, research and provide evidence on the value of ecosystem.
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25/09/2009 |
The Valuing the UK BAP project was slightly delayed while the survey design was refine - the survey has now been completed and the researchers are analysing the data. |
| Country strategy |
England Biodiversity Strategy (Economics and Funding) |
Communication deliverable (3)
Key message that loss of biodiversity has cost to society, and this is external to markets, so not appreciated. Need to get this into publicly-understood terms.
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03/07/2008 |
The group has completed a report 'Valuing the benefits of biodiversity and published this on the England Biodiversity Website (http://defraweb/wildlife-countryside/pdfs/biodiversity/econ-bene-biodiversity.pdf). This is at a general level although the group would like to explore tailoring this to the needs of individual groups. The Chair of the economics and funding group has written to all other chairs asking if they would like to meet and discuss such work for their respective groups In addition, the group is assisting in the work on implementing the: Securing a healthy natural environment: An action plan for embedding an ecosystems approach. This work will review existing policy and project appraisal tools to explore how the principles of an ecosystems approach, including the valuation of ecosystem services, could be incorporated; develop a benefits transfer strategy, for use in valuing ecosystem services, and review work on non-economic and participatory valuation methodologies and producing guidelines on their use alongside economic valuation methodologies. This work is expected to be completed in early 2009 |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Marine) |
Communication deliverable (Updated)
Communication:
By 2009 – working with the EPU SIG, develop a coherent programme of communication products to tackle key issues below.
By 2010 programme implemented.
Key issues include :
a) the need to develop the public understanding and appreciation of the marine environment by
b) what practical actions that the public could take that will help conserve the marine environment.
c) the need for more sustainable fishery practice
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04/12/2009 |
The key objective is to increase public awareness and support for marine conservation measures, including the Marine Act and the programme to create a network of Marine Protected Areas by 2012. The particular challenges of communicating why we should care about the marine environment and that the approach had included a focus on developing a sense of regional undersea landscapes. Campaign materials were in demand and are continuing to be used by NE and partners such as Wildlife Trusts and MCS, at a programme of events over the summer and autumn. Natural England holding an MPA conference in Dec 2009. |
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England Biodiversity Strategy (Woodlands and Forestry) |
4 (Updated)
Delivery of best practice woodland management for habitats and species, by all public bodies and signatories of the UKBAP.
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08/06/2009 |
Publication of the practice guide for managing ancient and native woodland due later in 09 will help decribe good practice management for woodland managed for a variety of objectives, whether in public or private ownership. Publication has been delayed due to staff absence. |
| Country strategy |
Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Interpretation, Communication, Education (ICE)) |
ICE 1.2
Establish a large scale biodiversity awareness project based on community and school involvement (“Big Project”)
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
12/03/2007 |
The target is effectively on hold while the BBC's Breathing Places campaign is ongoing. It was felt that the overlap is so great that it would be counter productive to have two such initiatives running at the same time. Preparatory work is ongoing in the form of small pilot projects. |
| Country strategy |
Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Interpretation, Communication, Education (ICE)) |
ICE 2.3
Improve availability of information on sites in each local authority area suitable for visits by children aged 3-18
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Some progress (on schedule) |
12/03/2007 |
The availability of information is being improved by undertaking a review of the current information and be exploring the possibility of making the information available on the schools intranet. |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Local) |
Local 1.3
Scottish Executive to work with public bodies to identify mechanisms to strengthen support (commitment, resources, engagement) for biodiversity activity at local level
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/05/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Local) |
Local 2.2
Strengthen links between best value and local biodiversity action, promoting biodiversity as a key component of well-being
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Some progress (on schedule) |
10/05/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Local) |
Local 3.2
Develop a well-structured communication system between LBAP Partnerships, Lead Partners, and the SBF Implementation Team to facilitate consistent delivery of biodiversity targets
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Some progress (on schedule) |
10/05/2006 |
LBAP conference took place 31/03/2006. Sectoral LBAP pages to be developed as part of wider website redevelopment work - possible issues with financing this. Good practice guidance to be developed in light of 2005 BAP Reporting results. LBAP newsletter in progress. |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Marine) |
Marine 2.6
Establish mechanisms to monitor and assess coastal and marine litter around Scotland, with a view to developing action plan to begin addressing coastal litter issues
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Marine) |
Marine 3.4
SNH invites SARF to commission (or contribute to) research into the risk to biodiversity of ‘new’ aquaculture species, or to consider other approaches to this issue. SNH to make recommendations to the Ministerial Working Group on Aquaculture, in light of this research
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/04/2007 |
SARF awarded the project entitled ‘Novel species risk to biodiversity assessment study: as discussed within the Scottish Biodiversity Implementation Plans’ (Co-funded by Highland Council) to Aquatonics Ltd, resulting in a report being published in August 2006. Full details of the project can be accessed from http://www.sarf.org.uk/SARF022.htm.
The main aim of the study was to provide a common framework that the aquaculture industry may use to assess the possible risk to biodiversity of introducing a novel species. There is no suggestion that assessing this risk will be rapid, just that there could be a common framework within which to assess risk. A spreadsheet was produced as part of the project that will allow the relative risk of each species to be assessed. A list of factors related to novel aquaculture species that may affect biodiversity was produced; each of the factors has a weighting score which was developed through consultation with marine biologists and aquaculture scientists.
Mariculturalists may also use the spreadsheet approach to assess the potential reduction in risk to biodiversity if additional mitigation measures are introduced. For a particular proposal the approach may be used to highlight those issues where there is uncertainty and more information is required.
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Marine) |
Marine 3.7
Introduce a system of Strategic Environmental Assessment for all (public body) fishery plans, programmes and strategies of Scottish Ministers. This should include the use of Environmental Impact Assessments to assess the impact on non-target species and habitats as well as target stocks, before new fisheries are instigated or major changes made to existing fisheries. The Executive and Ministers should press for similar measures to be introduced at EU level
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Some progress (on schedule) |
13/04/2007 |
The Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005 (Royal assent Dec 2005, in force Feb 2006) has transposed the EC SEA Directive and has so far been of relevance to two Inshore Fisheries Plans when Strategic Environmental Assessments were conducted. It has not been ascertained yet if these included the use of Environmental Impact Assessments to assess the impact on non-target species and habitats as well as target stocks. |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 1.2
Ensure implementation of Water Environment and Water Services Act contributes where practicable towards freshwater and wetland BAP targets
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Some progress (on schedule) |
06/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 3.1
Develop effective collaborative RSS applications which link to recommendations in Custodians of Change.
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06/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.2
All SEERAD Agricultural Staff provided with training in the biodiversity requirements of current and future schemes
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.3
Promote biodiversity as target for agricultural R&D with funding & research partners
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.5
Undertake review of requirements to 2010 for research and monitoring needs in freshwater and wetland BAPs; prioritise and seek funding accordingly
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Some progress (on schedule) |
07/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.7
Ensure woodland biodiversity and ecosystem functioning research in Scotland is adequate and is integrated into the core research programmes being developed and co-ordinated by UK Biodiversity Research Advisory Group and the Scottish Biodiversity Committee
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Some progress (on schedule) |
28/08/2006 |
Biodiversity requirements were included in the Forest Research research strategy. On models for landscape scale ecological functioning: some models (such as BEETLE) exist, but there has not yet been any agreement on priorities or co-ordination. |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.8
Develop and disseminate best practice in the business uses of moorland, including moorland management. This will have regard to biodiversity in upland areas, both on-site and in the wider catchment. Key business areas include resource management, tourism and recreation, renewable energy and LMC considerations.
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
07/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Rural) |
Rural 5.9
Research to understand the nature of environmental change affecting biodiversity values in the uplands (especially grazing intensity by different species, restoration, climate change) within a full range of socio-economic aspects; and to develop methods for adaptive management to achieve biodiversity goals (including definition of appropriate levels of management)
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Some progress (behind schedule) |
07/04/2006 |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Urban) |
Urban 1.1
Ensure biodiversity is integral to open space planning and management: Promote the development of multi-functional (biodiversity/recreation/ transport/landscape) networks of open space linked to LBAPs Urban IFS and FFs and Local Access Strategies
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Target not achieved |
31/01/2007 |
This is a long term target and could not have been achieved within the lifespan of this 1st implementation plan but good progress has been made on it in general. Its status is reported as "not achieved" due to the circumstances surrounding action 1.1e.
This target also suffers from have being assigned lead partners, who with hindsight, were not the most appropriate organisations to take actions forward (see actions 1.1b and 1.1.e). Actions 1.1a, 1.1c and 1.1d are progressing well. In the next round of plans, this target needs to be made SMARTer with clear actions/milestones to help measure progress. |
| Country strategy |
Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Urban) |
Urban 1.3
Investigate scope for incorporating biodiversity plans into planning consents where applicable
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Target not achieved |
17/07/2006 |
This is a target that has not been realised because COSLA does not have the in house expertise or the resources required to deliver this target and association actions. This is one of the targets that was perhaps assigned a lead partner without that party's full engagement or sign up to the target and associated actions. |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Urban) |
Urban 3.1
Engage construction / planning / architectural / landscape sectors with biodiversity issues, by incorporating biodiversity into professional education and training, and provision of best practice advice to sectors
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Some progress (on schedule) |
02/02/2007 |
Targeting delivery via the planning Improvement Service.
SE provides biodiversity advice an input into appropriate documents,e.g. Trunk Road Planning Guidance.
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Urban) |
Urban 4.1
Ensure the review of local site systems produces guidance that takes into account the distinctive characteristics and additional community value of biodiversity in urban areas
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Target achieved |
09/05/2006 |
All three actions under this target have been achieved. Next steps now need to be defined. For example, how will the guidance be implemented? |
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Scottish Biodiversity Strategy (Urban) |
Urban 4.3
Undertake a scoping study of existing greenspace and open space award schemes to identify whether there is the potential to incorporate urban biodiversity conservation into an existing scheme or whether a new award for urban greenspace, which includes biodiversity, is needed
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Some progress (on schedule) |
27/10/2006 |
This target is progressing well. Greenspace Scotland has established that there is no demand for a new award scheme and that the preference was for sharing and learning good practice. Local authorities were found to be interested in participating in the Green Flag scheme. |
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