Borough ecological survey 2002

The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea commissioned the London Wildlife Trust to carry out a survey of the wildlife habitats found in the Borough in order to inform the Council’s decision-making.

The purpose of the study was to ensure that the existing sites of nature conservation importance (SNCI) designations remain consistent with the current Greater London Authority (GLA) criteria for habitat designations, to propose any new sites and to analyse the changes which have occurred since the previous survey.

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Table of contents to the Non Technical Survey

Borough ecological report

Borough Ecological Survey 2002

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Contents		File Size


Part 1	Introduction	(81 Kb)

Part 2	The survey method	(76 Kb)

Part 3	The results	(208 Kb)

	Habitat recording

	Species recording

	The proposed sites of nature conservation importance

	SNCI's lost between 1993 and 2002

	Green Corridors and Cross Borough Wildlife Habitat

	Areas of Deficiency

	Change Recorded Between the 1993 and 2002 Habitat Surveys

Part 4	Nature Conservation, Biodiversity and the Planning Process	(112 Kb)

	Bio diversity

	Planning policy

	Development control

Part 5	Data storage and dissemination	(97 Kb)

Part 6	Raising public awareness and consultation	(77 Kb)

Part 7	Conclusions	(77 Kb)

Part 8	How to find out more	(75 Kb)

If you want more information download the complete survey this is a 63 page document. Complete Borough Ecological Report (756kb) [PDF file]

Email us at: ecology.centre@rbkc.gov.uk
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