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| Species |
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(m) = middle list |
(l) = long list |
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Adonis annua (l)
Centuaurea cyanus (l)
Euphorbia platyphyllos (l)
Petroselinium segetum (l)
Scandix pectin-veneris (l)
Valerianella dentata (l)
- Nesting and feeding sites for game birds, and some woodland nest builders.
- Some 2,000 species of invertebrates, including grasshoppers, butterflies, moths, and plant bugs.
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Examples of action required when Key Habitat is close
to proposed mineral working site |
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All existing land in ownership should be managed in accordance with the BAP advice.
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| Opportunities during extraction |
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Buffers to headlands and hedgerows should be wide enough to allow colonisation. These areas will then be able to act as a source of plant and animal material for colonising restored areas.
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| Opportunities for action before and after extraction |
- Where restorations are to agriculture, hedgerows should be incorporated into restoration plans, with wide margins and headlands allowed for colonisation by seral communities.
- Seeding and transplanting can help introduce species. Native stock should be used.
- Management of finally restored agricultural land should comply with the BAP advice on Cereal Field Margins.
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