Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2004-2006

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Section

Title

File Size

Section 1

Section 1: The Framework (full document)[PDF file]

(510 Kb)

1.1

Vision statement: A Local Biodiversity Action Plan For Kensington and Chelsea [PDF file]

(63 Kb)

1.2

The broad objectives of the Kensington and Chelsea Local Biodiversity Action Plan [PDF file]

(63 Kb)

1.3

Development of The Local Biodiveristy Action Plan [PDF file]

(55 Kb)

1.4

The National and Regional Context for Biodiversity [PDF file]

(195 Kb)

1.5

The habitats and species for biodiversity action plans in Kensington and Chelsea [PDF file]

(152 Kb)

Section 2

Section 2: The Local habitat action plans (full document) [PDF file]

(809 Kb)

2.1

The woodland and hedgerow local habitat action plan [PDF file]

(276 Kb)

2.2

The grassland local habitat action Plan (including gardens, parks and Cemeteries) [PDF file]

(241 Kb)

2.3

Water Local Habitat Action Plan [PDF file]

(297 Kb)

Section 3

Section 3: The Local species action plans (full document) [PDF file]

(1.09Mb)

3.1

Bird species - finches and the House sparrow [PDF file]

(315 Kb)

3.2

Mammal species - the pipistrelle and other bats [PDF file]

(193 Kb)

3.3

Plant Species - Mistletoe [PDF file]

(199 Kb)

3.4

Amphibian Species - The Common Frog [PDF file]

(193 Kb)

3.5

Tree Species - The Common Ash Tree [PDF file]

(191 Kb)

3.6

Insect species - the peacock butterfly and other butterflies [PDF file]

(183 Kb)

Section 4

Section 4: Implementation (full document) [PDF file]

(92 Kb)

4.1

Implementation of the Local Biodiversity Action Plan [PDF file]

(65 Kb)

Section 5

Appendices,including maps [PDF file]

(193 Kb)

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