The 45 Habitat and Species Action Plans were first produced in 1999, they have been reviewed in 2003 and 2008. The BAPs were partially monitored in 2002. A complete review of all the BAPS nationally took place in 2007, and local BAPS are now monitored in a nationwide database, the Biodiversity Action Reporting System (BARS) - see link on right.
A lists of all species occurring in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough which have BAP status from the 2007 national review can be found on the right hand side under Publications.
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BAP Actions for Farmland including Arable land, Cereal field margins, Ponds, Skylark, Grey partridge and Brown hare
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BAP Actions for dry grasslands including Meadows and pastures, Road verges, Heathland and acid grassland, Lowland calcareous grassland, Stone curlew and Pasque flower
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BAP Actions for wetland including Reedbeds, Lakes and irrigation reservoirs, Ditches, Fens, Rivers and streams and Mineral restorations
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BAP Actions for Woodland including Scrub, Urban forest, Wet woodland, Woodland, Veteran trees and parkland, Old orchards, Black hairstreak butterfly, Dormouse
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BAP Actions for Urban Areas including Allotments, Churchywards and cemeteries, Gardens, Parks shelterbelts and open spaces, Brownfield sites and built environment, Great crested newt, Pipistrelle bat and Song thrush
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