Champion Species are increasing in range and abundance
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For National Gov’ment and/or Local Gov’ment |
For ALBs (NE, EA, HE, FC)
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For Land owners and farmers |
For Conservation bodies and NGOs
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| 6A Carry out more research and practical action to ensure that wading birds thrive in Bowland |
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| 6B Enable seed collecting, propagating and planting of globeflower and other local native species in meadows. |
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| 6C Install more ‘homes for nature’ including boxes for swift, pied flycatcher, brown long-eared bat |
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| 6D Identify a northern seed source for juniper; propagate and plant saplings in upland cloughs |
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| 6E Survey the black grouse population in and near to Bowland, and establish relocations where habitats support the potential for new leks and a resident population |
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| 6F Establish a local management approach to combat and eradicate illegal persecution of hen harriers (and other raptors) |
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| 6G Carry out research to identify key sites for waxcaps and hard fern, and deliver actions that help to understand and safeguard these habitats |
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| 6H Deliver habitat and species conservation measures at a landscape scale, increase habitat connectivity and undertake adaptive management to increase species diversity and abundancy |
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Targets
Local Indicator
Number of projects targeted at recovery of threatened species;
Number of wildlife boxes installed
Additional Nature Recovery Plan Targets (2040)
- All local wildlife sites will have been surveyed
- 75% of local wildlife sites will be in better management
